Mini-course Learn about reincarnation - Day 5 (continued), The Moment of Death — YouTube from the CEC Library

Today we continue the fifth day of the course "Learn about Reincarnation," focusing on the critical moment of life: death. To make it easier to understand, we are going to place you as the protagonist of this process. There is a group of helper consciousnesses that manage the incarnation and disincarnation of a consciousness in a physical body. These consciousnesses do not become emotionally involved, because they have a very high level of perception, which we seek to reach. Imagine that you have reached a level where you are a helper consciousness, practicing incarnation and disincarnation, and are part of a group.

If you have a physical body, you are notified to take part in this process, and you need to be proficient in astral projection. If you are in the more subtle energetic dimension, you take part continuously. Let us suppose that we are in the extra-physical dimension, without a physical body. When someone is going to die, we already know the entire process. The knowledge comes as a block, not sequential like ours.

In disincarnation, the group acts in unison, without discussions about the procedure, because it is a consolidated practice. You travel to the place and carry out the disincarnation, disabling the person's heart chakra quickly and automatically. After the chakra is disabled, the astral body begins to detach. The team keeps working with energies so that the person escapes the dense energies of the physical body. The silver cord breaks, and the person finds themselves in the astral dimension, with more or less consciousness, depending on their attachments, beliefs, and developed mechanisms.

Before disincarnation, the team vitalizes the person, cooling the chakras in order to minimize suffering. Most people have an unconscious process of not wanting to die, because they are used to the physical body, not only in this life, but in several reincarnations. After disincarnation, the person gradually becomes aware, finding an environment that reflects their expectations and beliefs, such as a church or a beautiful place.

The environment created after death reflects the person's emotional state. If they are bad-tempered or angry, they will find a corresponding environment. People who wish for something better find pleasant environments, with the help of kindred consciousnesses, such as relatives and friends who have already died. The heart chakra is the mediator between the dense energies of the lower chakras and the subtle energies of the higher chakras, closing the process of physical life. After death, the person can stay in their house, watch their own burial, or go to places they believe are wonderful, according to their beliefs.

Spiritual colonies are formed according to beliefs and kindred groups. I have taken part in an assistance in a colony of writers, where the environment was enclosed, like old schools, reflecting the focus and beliefs of its inhabitants. We create our spiritual environment according to our beliefs and attitudes, both in physical life and after death.

The discussion about spiritual colonies is vast, but it is not the focus now. Still, it is important to understand that disincarnation is not an end point, but a continuity. When we die, we do not arrive at a fixed destination; the journey goes on. We do not evolve in order to become demigods or gods; the process is continuous and infinite. Those who remain behind may see us as masters or elevated consciousnesses, but, in truth, we never arrive at an end point. We learn along the way, and that is the essence of evolution.