Love After Life

In the last Zoom meeting, the Love After Life group experienced unintelligible voices coming through multiple times when different individuals were speaking.  We keep everyone else muted and it was not an echo effect, and it didn't sound like any kind of feedback or glitchy sound.  It sounded like a sped-up voice coming through. The person speaking didn't hear it, but the rest of us could.  Our plan is to start recording these meetings in case any further phenomena occurs. We've been having more cross-over synchronicities, signs and experiences.  One includes a kind of "half-way" house our partners are apparently gathering in to help each other and help us in our efforts.  Mediums in our group have commented on this and it has shown up in dreams and visualizations.  Another common thread is some sort of community celebration on the other side.  As we share our experiences with each other, we have been conduits by which other members are given signs and synchroni

A lot of how people organize their thought about what we call "the afterlife" is based on fundamentally inapplicable principles. Our thought here is conditioned by (at least) three fundamentally erroneous ideas: linear time, limited time, and subjective/objective duality. (There's a couple more I can think of but I won't bring them up here.) If we are eternal beings, concepts that depend upon the premise of limited time will likely produce erroneous ideas and conclusions. An example of this is the idea of substantive "growth" or "learning." The idea that we are on some kind of overall, substantive learning or growth trajectory is incongruous with the idea of us being eternal beings. Simply put, what are you going to learn that you haven't already had time to learn, considering your eternal past? All we can be doing, in an eternal framework, is changing how much experience we remember, how much knowledge we have conscious access to, for the purp

For the past few weeks Irene and I have been working on the concept of a kind of revolutionary afterlife perspective that goes hand in hand with stuff I've been channeling for decades. I believe we (Irene and I and other members of the Love After Life Facebook Zoom group) are creating, manifesting or finding a kind of reality that may be, in some sense, new - at least new for most people on Earth. We've talked about this some in the Zoom group. This new reality will hopefully move us (those who want to) out of what I consider the two main, thematic multi-dimensional realities that have to do with (1) never-ending, so-called "spiritual progress", and (2) justice/karma/reincarnation/good & evil. What Irene and I are interested in is a "happily ever after" existence mode after we are done here, one where we are not constantly told or subjected to the idea that we are not good enough or spiritual enough "as is," or that we have to endure some kind

I'm having great success with my technique for better remembering altered-consciousness states.  Every day I spend time reviewing all the dreams I can remember - from childhood to the present, either in meditation during the day or after I like down for the night. I pay particular attention to the dreams I've had of Irene. I started doing this about a week or week and a half ago and, other than one day, I've been remembering dreams every single day.  This is after literally years and years of virtually never remembering any dreams, now I'm remembering dreams every day.  By doing this every day I've actually started remembering dreams I had long ago forgotten.  I've started writing down not only my current dreams the day they occur, but also all the other dreams I'm remembering from my past. My intention every time I meditate, lie down to visualize or sleep is to have the best possible transdimensional visit with Irene, and to remember my altered-consciousn

Early on, I realized something that was triggering my grief was an emotional sensation whenever I felt Irene or focused on her. There would be an instant of this really beautiful feeling, immediately followed by indescribable grief. As time went on, I learned to focus on that first feeling as the grief was taken away by other practices we've talked about and have materials on - affirmations, imagination, visualization and techniques involving meditation. As the grief subsided there were other psychological issues to deal with just because there was no information, structure out there that would have helped me understand what I was going through. I would feel panic and guilt that I was "moving on", or that I was losing connection, or that she might think I didn't love her as much, or that I was dishonoring our relationship somehow. It's not at all rational, but it's not exactly a rational experience.  We worked through those things into the confident