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macrostheblack · 03-26-2009, 10:10 PM

This is my understanding...

First one must realise that the soul matrix is manifested by the DNA, each cell contains the memory or blueprint. If you take a part of a body and place it in another you also take a copy of the original soul matrix. Anyone read of donor transplants where the patient takes on new traits and interests after being given the new organ or body part?

When we die, the aura signals a change within the DNA that realeases the soul matrix. Only when the correct time is met does the soul return to astral and from there into higher realms etc.

In the astral you find you surroundings represent your earth mind - as you are still carrying the human behaviour. This is also the place of density where deceased loved ones visit with aim to link with those on earth - often in dreams. The astral is a place of adjustment for the soul.

After some time you tune more in to your true self and feel urges to move on. Your vibrational blueprint to the body/container is forgotten and the energy you eminate links with a further more distant realm or plane.

You return to this calling place and often find others like yourself - often soul groups. Here you have more intense 1-1 with your guides and may move up alittle or may have to sometime return to earth.

Overall time cannot be measured in the afterlife unless you link to the astral and then to the earth plane and even this leaves you with a fuzzy idea. I say this to describe how you can spend a 1000 years in the astral or just 1 day - but both are the same - if this makes sense.

Has this helped anyone?

03-26-2009, 10:10 PM	#33
macrostheblack Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 386	Re: So, where do we go when we die?? This is my understanding... First one must realise that the soul matrix is manifested by the DNA, each cell contains the memory or blueprint. If you take a part of a body and place it in another you also take a copy of the original soul matrix. Anyone read of donor transplants where the patient takes on new traits and interests after being given the new organ or body part? When we die, the aura signals a change within the DNA that realeases the soul matrix. Only when the correct time is met does the soul return to astral and from there into higher realms etc. In the astral you find you surroundings represent your earth mind - as you are still carrying the human behaviour. This is also the place of density where deceased loved ones visit with aim to link with those on earth - often in dreams. The astral is a place of adjustment for the soul. After some time you tune more in to your true self and feel urges to move on. Your vibrational blueprint to the body/container is forgotten and the energy you eminate links with a further more distant realm or plane. You return to this calling place and often find others like yourself - often soul groups. Here you have more intense 1-1 with your guides and may move up alittle or may have to sometime return to earth. Overall time cannot be measured in the afterlife unless you link to the astral and then to the earth plane and even this leaves you with a fuzzy idea. I say this to describe how you can spend a 1000 years in the astral or just 1 day - but both are the same - if this makes sense. Has this helped anyone?