When the heart stops and the body expires, the brain expires with it. The mind never dies.

Date:   12/27/2007 1:06:50 PM ( 17 y ago)

There may still be a few of you who think that psychic or mediumistic abilities are merely a product of the imagination; if you do, you might first contemplate what imagination is.  It can be defined as invention or inspiration… or illusion, delusion or conception.  Which definition seems to fit?  It may not be as clear-cut as you might think… Is imagination a fleeting thought that’s simply cast to the wind… or is it a tool to deal with reality in a creative way?  You might recall me saying, “Thought creates energy”… In more practical terms, every artist that dares to stroke a canvas has the ability to bring imagination to life… and what once started as a simple spark of the imagination, may end up as a priceless piece of artwork for the whole of humanity to enjoy.

Imagination is indeed a product of the mind, but so are many other functions of conscious thought, like intellect, dreams, memory, reasoning… and interpreting just about everything else we must deal with in order to survive.  I would agree that it’s probably unlikely that you would have had all of the experiences, exactly like the ones I’ve described in this book, although you could experience them if you chose to.  Without a doubt, it is a personal choice.  But as in anything you choose to explore, you may want to take a closer look at the “abilities of the mind”, as they work within the context of paranormal functioning.

The mind is not a closed system or a finite  place or space… but rather acts as a “gateway”.  It functions as the gateway between the conscious and the sub-conscious; it operates as a bridge between physical and non-physical systems.  As the mind straddles the edge of both worlds, it moves back and forth between waking reality and sub-conscious information.  It does so, with the ebb and flow of compromise so that the spiritual and physical aspects of the self may co-exist in a dance of life.  And even that doesn’t really speak to the accuracy of all that might exist.  When I refer to “both worlds”, I am naturally referring to the spirit world and the physical system, but the truth of the matter is that we probably live in a multidimensional universe where there are multiple layers of existence to explore.

If you’re wondering where the brain might fit into this package, it simply serves as the mechanism that keeps all of your physical parts working.  It delivers the commands to the physical body via its processing systems.  These commands dictate mundane things like movement and growth; they control pain and countless other electrical impulses that provide instructions to the body which I am hardly qualified to explain… but you get the gist of it.  When the heart stops and the body expires, the brain expires with it.  The mind never dies.

Consciousness of the mind is pure energy and energy never dies; conscious thought simply remains with the spiritual body, once the physical body dies.  That energy might change… it can continue to grow… it may evolve into something greater than itself, but it never fades away into nothingness……

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