Series Contents:
Revelations 1: Our Ancient Past
Revelations 2: Our Cosmic View: Fact and Fancy
Revelations 3: Dramas of Living on Earth
Revelations 4: Dramas of Dying on Earth
Revelations 5: After We Die: The Basics
Revelations 6: What Spirits Can Intervene in Our World
Revelations 7: How ITC Works

These insightful little excerpts from three messages are straightforward and need no explanations. The three complete messages have been added to the Imparting Cosmic Truths article (sections 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3).
At the end, the seven short, first-hand reports of dying and waking in spirit have links to their complete articles on this website.

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4.1 Fear of death
(9603 p5) Technician

• Fear of death is one of the most distressing concepts of human culture, based on the conscious belief that your bodily existence offers life and security, which it never wants to lose. You owe this mentality largely to an intellectual and scientific way of thinking that wants all thoughts reduced to a comprehensible level of material existence.
  Heaven is in man and those who have heaven within themselves go to heaven. Heaven is in all those who recognize what is of God and let themselves be guided by the Divine. The priority and basic concern of every religion has always been the Acknowledgement of God.

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4.2 ‘When we come to take you home’
Ishkumar   (9601 p1)

• Often, when we come to take you home at the end of your earthly lives, we notice that you are in great haste. Like someone who unexpectedly has guests coming, you dash to and fro and try to get some order in the chambers of your spirit and your heart.
• Dear people! We come only to greet you, not to judge you. The pupil is not being judged after an hour of testing (a single lifetime), but only after his entire period of learning (many lifetimes).
• We accompany the lonely and grieving. We lie next to the sick and we ease the burden of the suffering.
• Once you get back to us, you will feel like the child who sits smiling and safe on its mother’s lap. Therefore, do not make this time of your transit unnecessarily difficult for each other. Lighten your hearts and take off your masks in front of each other and you will be prepared on the day we take you home.

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4.3 The importance of processing grief
Lagelnev. 1996 September 20 (9702 p3)

• Surely, those who pass from you are not dead, only their physical bodies died. All of you who are seriously interested in ITC know that they live on. Yet, they are not physically present any more. You have, as you say, “lost them”.
• Going through grief for the first time is one of the emotional learning processes human beings have to suffer. You will understand its meaning only by suffering through it.
• It is your right to express grief and your natural reaction to sorrow and loss. In fact, it is dangerous to suppress them. What helps you at such moments is the actual nearness of another human being. But in the cold, emotionless world which man has created for himself, there often is no room for such things.
• These communication bridges should help the ITC experimenters not to be overcome with the grief felt by those who do not know about life after death.
• You who are interested in ITC and know that death is not the end, do not try to speak or write as though death did not take place. Grief is the answer to the loss of a loved one, and whoever is denied this reaction will suffer psychologically, physically or both.

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Short, First-Hand Reports of Dying:

• Arthur Moos (9703 p4). “I still see the four of us (soldiers) in the carriage… It was April 1945 and it was a mild spring day. I see in front of me the piercing, all-consuming yellow-red flash that lifted us into the air like a fist of steel. We went higher and higher and I felt like a rabbit that someone grabbed by the neck and shook up violently, only to toss down at breakneck speed to smash on the ground of this bloody, tortured and war-torn Earth. Everything around me went deep black; only my spirit floated through a flickering dark matter. No sound could be heard and no light penetrated the darkness. I remained in this state a very long time….”
• Richard Francis Burton (9701 p12). “His name was Burton. He had woken up a few days ago in a shady palm-and-fruit garden near a bubbling spring in the middle of the city. A young goat was licking him and when he gained consciousness his outer appearance and clothes were exactly like they are now. He has absolutely no knowledge how he got here. At first, he believed he’d lost his mind, because he remembered just lying in bed when a terrible pain went through him. He lost consciousness and then woke up in this garden and now feels better than he has for decades….”
• Jules Verne (9702 p1). “Deaf in the left ear, practically blind and cardiac, in possession of a deficient stomach and suffering from rheumatism, with acute gout and diabetes, I was startled to find myself, at the expiration of my earthly life on the 24th of March, 1905, transported from my domicile at Six Boulevard Longueville, as it were, without warning and without my being exactly able to describe the circumstances, towards a place that was totally strange to me….”
• Anne Guigne. “As a little girl in France I got very ill… I desired the change into a multi-dimensional world and was allowed a fast passing over to a world some memory of which was still alive in me. It is the same beautiful world you have heard about from others like me….”
• Jemp Fischbach (9701 p7). “I had gone through two world wars and always thought little could shake me up anymore. But when this hole suddenly opened in the wall and got bigger, I must admit that I was afraid. I was at that time old and sick and very weak. Never did I think I would be up on my legs again so soon. I called for help but nobody seemed to hear me. The hole now was as big as a door and silvery light came through it into my room. Our mother came out looking exactly like she had looked when we were little, but much prettier than I remembered her. Albert, she smiled at me, took me by the hand and said: “Come Jemp, this is enough here. You should come home now.” I went with her holding her hand, like we used to do as boys. Somehow it did not occur to me that she should really be dead for many years….”

• Adolf Homes (9801 p15). “Adolf crossed through a large, black tunnel. When the moment of crossing came, he started feeling as though he would glide through the mattress of the bed and then through the floor. He then fell into a deep, black hole and lost consciousness. When he woke up, he saw the Light at the other end of the tunnel. He was greeted there by falconers. You know that he was once an accomplished falconer?”
• Friedrich Juergenson (9601 p11). “Every being is a unity of spirit and body that cannot be separated on earth or in spirit. The only exception is upon death, when the physical body disintegrates and in its place comes the astral body. Our message is to tell you that your life goes on. Any speculations on how an individual will experience it are bound to be limited in validity. All your scientific, medical or biological speculations miss the mark of these realities. What serves as “real” to science is not close to reality in the broad picture. It is no more than a word in a book.”

These are just a few samples of people’s end-of-life experiences that our spirit friends reported to INIT members in the 1990s. The next article, Revelations 5, will provide a panorama of the afterlife we can expect, once it’s time for us to release our attachments to Earth and break the bonds of time and space for our next big adventure.

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