The dying process.

We die every day. This is not completely the same as the full dropping of the body everyone calls "death" however. What is the process in common to both, how do they differ and is it true that we can choose our time of death? To keep it practical and understandable, we need to start with what happens when we sleep. We should also remember that the process is actually very simple: it is the slave self aspect of the equation which is more complex.

The light of us rises and falls issuing through our senses according to our environment. When we sleep we rest in the light of the heart and the point of consciousness known as "I" is immersed in it. This is the first half of what is commonly called the dying process. Dying is a one-way process though. If the body is going to drop, the point of consciousness known as "I" collapses as the 6th element goes into dissolution. This movement is governed by nature's principles and purity as a loving presence.

Five coloured lights appear in a nourishing space of darkness. The remnants of the slave self discorporate and it is at this point interdimensional forces can potentially interject. If stillness continues both the darkness and the coloured lights purify next, revealing white light. This light itself then either persists or collapses, announcing sheer luminosity. The degree to which someone has truly absorbed and filled with pure love in life governs the amount of stillness and conscious control there is while classically "passing over".