> > Marsha, although I respect and appreciate your ideas no one wants to go > this way. It is too early when you have to go in pain. That is why we are all > > teaching ourselves how to stay healthy. I don't think that 71 years old > is a natural age to die. I don't think cancer is a natural way to die. > Cancer is a theif robbing people of their lives while their minds struggle to > > prepare themselves for a death they are not ready for. I believe that > when it is one's time to go they are ready. What would it be like to die when > > you are not ready??? > > Best, > > Kim
Dear Kim, Death comes on us at various times. Some are ready, knowing illness is the way they are going out, others are taken quickly in a car crash, never knowing what hit them. No matter the way, it is always the right time for each soul, for God knows fully, when we may not. My granddaughter was two days old when she died. Was she ready to die? Yes. My daughter, (who was there at Children`s Hospital with her brother, the dad,) saw her pass; she appeared as a girl of 15 with long, curly black hair. She smiled at Robyn, then disappeared. Just then the heart monitor went flat-line. All she needed was to come to Earth for her body, dwell in it for a short time, then return Home. She was finished. She was so spiritually pure she needed no long life of testing and schooling. Molly Sorensen died recently when a tree fell on her and her family at a reunion here in Utah. Was she finished? Yes. She was 52. Her granddaughter, also named Molly Sorensen, aged 6, also died. Tragedy? Only for those left behind. Big Molly`s breast cancer had returned, so she was spared a slower, more painful death. Little Molly, like my Brenna, was also worthy to return. Death is a release from this mortal place which is a school and testing ground. Only here can we feel the difference between pain and pleasure, joy and sorrow. Knowing the oppositions isn`t possible in the spirit world. This is why this world was made as a place for us to come and learn. We are also to learn to help others, which is why letting others know of CS is so important to me. God knows each one of us perfectly. When it is time to go, we go, no matter our age, or condition or the need of those left behind. If we aren`t to go, we are saved, often in miraculous ways! I was literally dying from Lyme Disease. I prayed, asking God to either let me come Home, which was OK by me, or, if he wished me to continue my work in genealogy, then He`d have to help me get rid of the Lyme. A weeek later the CS info came from an old buddy of mine. A week after I began taking it, I knew the Lyme bugs were gone, and I was healing. Now I`m in Utah, the home of the largest genealogy library in the world, soon to begin doing genealogy full-time, which will be my work for the rest of my life. I hope this helps explain things a bit. Love, Marsha -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
