A Life Without Shadow
At our final death, when we do not return to the physical plain through reincarnation, we will go to a spiritual plain. I have my own theories what this might be like but at this point we must we concerned with how we get to that point.
The Buddhist belief that at death during the reincarnation stage we can look back at all our previous lives and perhaps even pick a circumstance to better experience whatever is necessary to leave that physical cycle behind is close to what I’m saying. I presume that it would have to be the persons subconscious, finally being experienced, that is making that judgement call.
That voice/intuition we feel that gives us good advice and makes us do unexpected things that turn out to be great decisions is when we are listening to our subconscious. That final life would therefore surely be a life that was in tune with our subconscious. Our physical and mental life combined at last, both experienced as deeply as the other. A life finally in balance with no chips on shoulders or unnecessary hang-ups; a self-reliance which causes no negative influence for others; a spotless mind, clear in its knowledge of how this balanced life is the way through to the next level of existence. A live a life that is lived in the moment, not planning for a future that will forever be in the distance or longing for a past that can no longer be had; living a centred life, aware that Now is the only time we can ever truly experience. A life experienced without shadow, each detail clear and understood.This is the measure we will judge ourselves with at death and this is how we will ascend beyond it.
Stephen Rennicks
