Life After Life ... Death is merely a changing room.

Written by Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.


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But, what does all of this mean? During my numerous trips in my dead-zones, I was greeted by many people who would speak to me and then tell me to gather my things. They were angry with me as I was told I was "inrepparttar wrong place". My things were these odd bubbles floating over my head that contained visual memories that were part of my life. I simply took out ofrepparttar 122903 clouds those memories I wanted to keep. When I awoke, I was to have suffered horrendous memory loss. However, I've been tested and evaluated to find that I've not lost any mental function or memory. As a matter of fact, I recall things now that were amusing and wonderful parts of my life that I had long forgotten! I have so many new stories about my life that my wife enjoys at every dinner!

However, these people I mentioned would speak to me in my travels. I only remember extreme words and feelings as a flash, but I "feel"repparttar 122904 results of these discussions. Issues that have been hidden, yet affective, in my life were discussed and resolved. It was as if I had to re-experiencerepparttar 122905 events of my life, things I had forgotten, and resolve them --- Now! Amazingly, I recalled all of those forgotten, painful memories when I awoke. But,repparttar 122906 pain was gone! They were just placeholder memories of times gone by. They became educational pictures onrepparttar 122907 walls of my mind as opposed to blocks inrepparttar 122908 way and baggage to carry in my life.

But, one ofrepparttar 122909 many questions of my life, that was answered, was about death. Isrepparttar 122910 afterlife as final and drastic as religion teaches? Is there a heaven and a hell? Will I really see my relatives, my dad, when I die? Call itrepparttar 122911 ultimate research project, butrepparttar 122912 results were amazing. From my experiences in my coma and death-zones, I found that death is but a quick change in a dressing room. I merely changed "clothes" to continue downrepparttar 122913 path I was heading before! It was just life as it was and always will be. It isrepparttar 122914 life I led and experienced. It is a continuation of everything I was into and everything I wanted to be. Looking for a better life after death is for naught ifrepparttar 122915 life we make in this physical realm is unbearable. If it is hell on Earth, then it will be hell "off Earth" as well. Ifrepparttar 122916 physical realm is heaven, then it will be heaven. It isrepparttar 122917 actions we take andrepparttar 122918 decisions we make "here" that determine what happens "there".

I learned from my discussions and travels thatrepparttar 122919 body is merely a host andrepparttar 122920 important elements of our lives reside inside it, and around it. Although it was badly damaged, my body wasn't lackingrepparttar 122921 ability to walk, eat, and performrepparttar 122922 necessities of a physical life. It was my soul, my higher self, that had been in a coma for years and hadn't come around as of yet. As it began to wake, it providedrepparttar 122923 energy and effort to makerepparttar 122924 body move and heal in its necessary ways. Now, it's all good and functioning as it should!

Speaking of my soul being in a coma, it is interesting to think that, throughrepparttar 122925 years, we all become so keen at neglecting our higher self and our souls thatrepparttar 122926 physical becomesrepparttar 122927 core. Feeling and seeing have become secondary torepparttar 122928 physical temptations. The physical is only a temporary stage in our existence. It isrepparttar 122929 spiritual and higher aspects of ourselves that we must attend so that we can ensure that we haverepparttar 122930 fulfilling life we want now and later. The physical is never fulfilled as oncerepparttar 122931 half-filled glass if full, it wants a bigger glass. The physical only knowsrepparttar 122932 need for survival. It isrepparttar 122933 "souler" that addsrepparttar 122934 intelligence and creativity to living. The souler can be fulfilled inrepparttar 122935 simplest things and is bent on living torepparttar 122936 best that it can be in all ways.

Although it is a gift that they gave me --- to come back and be --- I must add that you should not try my trick at home. Crashing on a mountain, falling into a coma, and then dying is not a way to spendrepparttar 122937 summer. Although Las Vegas has a hot summer, I could have simply gone torepparttar 122938 lake forrepparttar 122939 time I spent asleep. But, all that I learned and feel now can easily be integrated into any life simply by stepping back and evaluating what is truly important. Letrepparttar 122940 souler come out and rulerepparttar 122941 physical! What truly means something to you? Who truly means something to you? Where do you want to go?

Inrepparttar 122942 end, it wasn't a miracle. It wasrepparttar 122943 harshest, yet most rewarding, experience of my life. It is a chance to create my heaven for my next visit. It is a chance to appreciate so much more. It is a chance to give so much more. It is a chance to be so much more. It just ... is!

--- Aboutrepparttar 122944 Author ---

Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D. is an author, publisher, life-strategy coach, counselor, Reiki Master, and technical writer living in Las Vegas, NV. His research focus is on cognitive transformations, epistemology, and metaphysical topics. His experiences have spawned a new series of articles and a book project entitled "Dynamics of Life" that peers intorepparttar 122945 hidden recesses of our physical and spiritual interactions.

For more information, and to find out about his upcoming books, e-mail publish@toupin.com or visit http://www.make-life-great.com or http://www.life-vision-imagineering.com!

Copyright (c) 2004 Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.


How To Reach Any Goal You Set Without Lowering Your Expectations

Written by Veronica Lim


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Many people makerepparttar mistake of discountingrepparttar 122902 small events alongrepparttar 122903 way, thinking that it was easy or that anyone could have done it, and so they don't really count. At other times, they just keep thinking about "the big one" and they miss allrepparttar 122904 elements that have already come together.

Sometimes, they may even beat themselves up for not having yet achieved their big goal, getting impatient, and failing to notice that they already achieved many mini-goals to be proud of.

It's rather likerepparttar 122905 mountain climber who never noticesrepparttar 122906 mountain they've just climbed because they're only looking atrepparttar 122907 one they are just about to climb next.

Each mini-goal, no matter how small, and no matter how easy, will contribute towardsrepparttar 122908 big one.

Just as each step contributed to each mile that Stu Mittleman took when he ran 1,000 miles did.

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