Leave The Body Behind Sojourns Of The Soul

Only in Silence Can You Experience the Ultimate Reality of Your True Self Around the world, people practice meditation for a variety of reasons. If you are mystified by meditation and its many various techniques, author David Knight will demonstrate and guide you to experience the true power of meditation and develop an intimacy with your true and blissful nature. It makes no difference whether you consider yourself a beginner or expert, the techniques shared in this book will help you discover the true peace that rests inside you. In fact, true meditation takes place anywhere or at any time when you connect with stillness. In this book you will discover: - Why there is no need to judge or put pressure on yourself to achieve the peace you crave because real peace lies within the stillness of your heart - How to connect with your divine spark ‘within’, especially when you feel lost, lonely, or living in dread or fear - No matter where you are, you can connect with your true self and retain the ability to alter your life if change is what you desire - How to accept the mind for what it is and understand your true essence and divinity - That falling asleep during meditation, which can bring a sense of anxiety or inadequacy, is actually perfect and what occurs is precisely what is needed - How to let go of your so-called limitations and appreciate that you are already free! David Knight is an Amazon #1 best-selling author. His eight personal transformational books, written through ‘spirit,’ have provided the basis for many spiritual development and healing circles he has conducted over the past 25 years while also sharing his enlightened experiences at mind, body, and spirit engagements in the UK. In Sojourns of the Soul, you’ll discover that your life contains untold possibilities and opportunities—and your soul journeys are limitless. And to experience this you must Leave the Body Behind.

Many times we are told that there is no Soul, that there is no one inside our head or anywhere else, or that there is a Soul somewhere in our body. Where exactly is this Soul and what is a Soul? This is the Way To Be Okay answers these questions and more. Some encourage us to get out of the head, and move into the body, most notably, the heart. The author has allowed the experiences of feeling the movement of her Soul (self) from her head into her heart, solar plexus and other places of her body, and none of them made sense. She now sits comfortably in her head and has been able to expand her whole spiritual and etheric "beingness" into her whole body. She could not have done that without seeking the truth of who she is through knowing and acknowledging that she is able to expand into this physical body that she has used for a lifetime. She had to become aware of all that she was, first and foremost from her head. She had to understand what was in her head, how the brain and all the brain connectors worked in unison. She realized that she was the driver of the brain and by extension the body. We begin our life in the top and middle of the head, where you enter to take over the body once your mother has finished forming your body for you. This is where it begins from the instant you are born, and when that soft spot closes over you are securely in there for the preset period of your life. You grow up and learn to follow your particular path. Take the plunge into reading this book and let it help you open up greater understanding of what you are. You are Soul, you are everlasting, and you are Okay.

Many times upon completion of a journey you review events and are amazed at how quickly time passed and what has occurred. So it is with a single life experience or many. Hundreds, thousands, or millions of years may have passed historically, but in reality these are only happenings in the experience of a soul's eternal existence. Therefore, we will endeavor through this book's information to give you a fuller understanding of the realities of life so that the spiritual aspect of you can be more in harmony with your physical body's existence. Cosmic Revelation offers a glimpse into our personal relationship with Earth. Is our destiny as an individual predetermined before birth? If yes, where does free will and free choice enter into the picture? We speak of peace, however the world is still in turmoil. Millions of individuals are hungry, poor, and homeless. We have the technology to feed everyone, to ensure every human being on the planet has clean drinking water and safe shelter. Is it that greed rules the globe? Peace is possible. It's been talked about for hundreds and thousands of years, yet it seems elusive. Cosmic Revelation is a book that calls upon you to listen to your soul and reach out for peace and the preservation of our planet.

When a person dies, their soul leaves the body and continues on in spirit form as a member of the Great Oneness. If a soul decides to incarnate again, there is an agreement made about the new lifetime. All who will participate in spirit form or physical form agree to do some good with the lifetime. This time between lifetimes is called the sojourn and to be able to know the contents of that agreement is of great help to a person during the lifetime. This book discusses the great ability of the soul to assume various forms and to finds new ways to love and to be loved each lifetime.

In the storm of modern life, this spiritually inspiring book offers unprecedented tools of recognition and navigational skills for body, mind, and soul. According to Wehrli, as the great world cycle awakens, consciousness can expand accordingly in the realm of natural truths that respect all life.

In this much-needed examination of Buddhist views of death and the afterlife, Carl B. Becker bridges the gap between books on death in the West and books on Buddhism in the East. Other Western writers have addressed the mysteries surrounding death and the afterlife, but few have approached the topic from a Buddhist perspective. Here, Becker resolves questions that have troubled scholars since the beginning of Buddhism: How can Buddhism reconcile its belief in karma and rebirth with its denial of a permanent soul? What is reborn? And when, exactly, is the moment of death? By systematically tracing Buddhism's migration from India through China, Japan, and Tibet, Becker demonstrates how culture and environment affect Buddhist religious tradition. In addition to discussing historical Buddhism, Becker shows how Buddhism resolves controversial current issues as well. In the face of modern medicine's trend toward depersonalization, traditional Buddhist practices imbue the dying process with respect and dignity. At the same time, Buddhist tradition offers documented precedents for decision making in cases of suicide and euthanasia.