Comments on: Is Heaven on Earth? Matthew Shares His Knowledge http://reikiranch.com/7 Reiki Energy Healing Is worldwide Thu, 09 Sep 2010 01:12:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Reiki Master http://reikiranch.com/7#comment-5 Reiki Master Thu, 29 May 2008 16:47:56 +0000 http://reikiranch.com/?p=7#comment-5 Dear Michael, Thank you so much for commenting and adding a great explanation of life, afterlife and death. The usual information about death does not give people hope and happiness about the process of living. I wish you much success on your book and be sure and come back and visit us. Blessings, Taylore Dear Michael,

Thank you so much for commenting and adding a great explanation of life, afterlife and death.

The usual information about death does not give people hope and happiness about the process of living.

I wish you much success on your book and be sure and come back and visit us.

Blessings,
Taylore

]]> By: Michael Skowronski http://reikiranch.com/7#comment-4 Michael Skowronski Thu, 29 May 2008 01:56:47 +0000 http://reikiranch.com/?p=7#comment-4 This story is a great way to exemplify how life really is and how departed loved ones still communicate with us and show us there is so much more to life. This world is the illusion. We created it. Then we immersed ourselves in it in the bodies of billions of people and countless animals, insects, birds, etc…Through these countless eyes and ears we experience who we are from countless perspectives. Death is just like leaving a car or pair of cloths to simply be who we really are. Much Love, Michael Skowronski Author of <b><i>Unforgettable: A Love and Spiritual Growth Story</i></b> This story is a great way to exemplify how life really is and how departed loved ones still communicate with us and show us there is so much more to life.

This world is the illusion. We created it. Then we immersed ourselves in it in the bodies of billions of people and countless animals, insects, birds, etc…Through these countless eyes and ears we experience who we are from countless perspectives. Death is just like leaving a car or pair of cloths to simply be who we really are.

Much Love,
Michael Skowronski
Author of Unforgettable: A Love and Spiritual Growth Story

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