What happens after death? Where do we go when we die?
WHERE DO WE GO WHEN WE DIE?
What happens after death?
One of humanity's greatest mysteries is knowing what happens to us after death, where we go when we die, is there an afterlife?
Today I will explain what happens when we die, where we go, whether or not there is life after death, why some spirits of deceased people remain wandering, what happens to the spirits of people who commit suicide, and what the steps are toward the light.
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Human beings are not simply physical bodies; we are also energy and spirit. All matter is made up of energy.
The physical body of a human being, being in the material world, is influenced by space and time; it ages, gets sick, and is perishable. Moments before dying, many people claim to stop feeling pain, fear, or hearing noises; they feel peace. Others may see deceased relatives or see light. Later, when vital signs cease, the physical body stops fulfilling its function as a vehicle; the silver cord that unites the spirit and the body is severed. These separate; the spirit leaves the body and has a period of assimilation, recognition, farewell, or transition, during which it can say goodbye to loved ones, assimilate its death, and after this transition, we can find these two cases:
First case: Passing into the light
After this transition period, which can last hours, days, even months or years depending on how attached the spirit is to matter and other reasons that we will see later,
The spirit passes to a higher astral plane, passes into the light. We can say that within the light there are different higher planes; all these planes are light, but depending on how elevated your spirit is, the decisions you made in your last life, and your spiritual elevation, the spirit will be on one higher plane or another. On a plane of light adapted to its vibration and elevation,
There, they reunite with deceased relatives and spirits of a vibration similar to their own.
Some spirits need time to rest and adapt to this higher plane. Others adapt quickly, and once they have assimilated this new, higher dimension or plane, they can visit us in dreams or guide us as spiritual guides, always from the light. When we dream of them, we can see them full of light, more rejuvenated, transmitting peace and tranquility, or guiding and helping us from those higher planes. I explain all of this in the video about dreaming of deceased relatives, which I've linked above.
Second case: Not passing into the light. In these cases, the spirit, after leaving the body, remains wandering during this transition period and does not pass into the higher plane, does not pass into the light. Its spirit remains anchored to matter, or in planes of low vibration, or the lower astral plane. These spirits are known as ghosts or wandering spirits, and this can be for various reasons.