Transformation from Human to Spirit
Special lessons for those who did not learn the lesson of self-love Agree: 4 76 — Journey of Souls: Case Studies of Life Between Lives, Michael Newton — Destiny of Souls, Michael Newton — Destiny of Souls, Michael Newton — Courageous Souls: Do We Plan Our Life Challenges Before Birth?, Robert Schwartz
Disagree: 0
Those who cross over with a lack of inner self love move into a place where they are tenderly helped to open up to seeing what lesson on earth this time that did not get completed. This is true even for an individual who was a very good, loving, giving, compassionate person on earth in actions and words in their contribution to human life. And they are gently taught to see that strong lesson of self love that they did not come to know and understand in this lifetime. After those entities who meet us during our homecoming have dispersed, we are ready to be taken to a space of healing...I hear such terms as: chambers, travel berths, and interspace stopover zones, but the most commmon is "the place of healing." I think of the healing station as a field hospital, or MASH unit, for damaged souls coming off Earth's battlefields.
pg. 53, 1996Orientation periods with our guides, which take place before joining our cluster group, vary between souls and between different lives for the same soul. This is a quiet time for counseling, with the opportunity to vent any frustrations we have about the life just ended. Orientation is intended to be an initial debriefing session with gentle probing by perceptive, caring teacher guides.
pg. 2-3, 2003Regardless of the specific energy treatment received by the soul at the gateway to the spirit world, most all returning souls will continue on to some sort of healing station before finally joining their groups. Most recovery areas for the returning soul involve some kind of orientation back to the spirit world. This usually includes a preliminary debriefing of the life just completed. Much more in-depth counseling will take place later with guides in group conferences and with our Council of Elders.
pg. 90, 2003It is the necessity of seeing oneself as you truly are, replied the angel, and believing in one's own truth, one's own identity. It has to do with the belief that all love is deserved, that unconditional love is deserved. The angel had beautifully stated the heart of the spiritual growth process on Earth: self-love is kindled when we cease to think of ourselves as limited, flawed personalities and instead remember that we are transcendent beings. To recognize this inner light is to change thought patterns and by extension, physical health.
pg. 41-42, 2007
