The transcendental mind, the part that stores it's love and wisdom,
I can't say, I have a suspicion of where its domain is,
but I have a feeling that it's a domain that's at a higher concentric sphere
than what our senses identify.
I've been blessed to, since 1984,
explore clinically with my method dealing
with grief and dying. And then back in 19, gosh,
this would've been done 1975,
1976. I
was down surfing down in El Salvador and I came across this procession of a
group of people that were celebrating a death of a mayor. And I was going,
these people are celebrating and dancing and having a party. And I thought, wow,
that's interesting. These people perceive him being freed from his body
and he's set free as a soul and they were celebrating death.
And then I saw people from
Greek backgrounds who are wearing black for two years.
And when somebody died and they're mourning death.
I thought isn't that interesting? The same exact process,
complete opposite belief systems in the way they respond.
And that put me on a journey as what is this,
this fear of death and fear of life and what are all
the different theories about it? So I'm going to just summarize it this way,
that my observation doing the Demartini Method on,
in the Breakthrough Experience and working clinically on 3,588
deaths now,
I've yet to see a death without a transformation.
I see that all the human behavioral traits that an individual displays or
demonstrates when they die immediately surfaces in one or many people,
male or female, close or distant, self or other.
And I don't see a loss, I see a transformation.
It's almost like energy's conserved and it's moved into a new form.
And the information is now manifested in new forms.
I really got to see that also when I was 14 in my life when I started living on
the streets and hitchhiking,
I started noticing that other people started playing the role of my family,
even though I wasn't clinically with my family, right there with my family,
I'm seeing other people playing the roles of it.
And that made me pause and think, wow, I've got a new family showing up.
It's changing form and the world is just transforming.
So what happens is when in the Demartini Method on Side C, the grief process,
which we're working on a book on right now,
the moment a person feels the grief and loss of something, I go,
'So what specific trait, action,
or inaction do you perceive you lost as a result of that death when they died?'
And they'll was say, 'Oh, I miss their conversations. I miss their hugs.
I miss their smiles, I miss their sense of humor. I miss this, this,
this.' And you'll find out it's always things that supported their values and
didn't challenge them that they miss,
and that's what they're grieving the loss of. And then I go 'Now,
who is it that emerged the moment this person died,
they've merged that took on that role around you, including yourself,
who took on that role?' And it's not hard. It's very simple.
I do it very quickly every weekend.
And I show them until it's quantitatively and qualitatively balanced,
they see that there's a new form that's come on.
And it's like shocking when they first go like, 'Oh, I can't believe that I,
I started taking that role. My brother took on that role.
My father took on that role. My best friend took on that role.'
So what happened is what was supposedly was dead,
is now manifested in a new form. The behavior is showing up a new form.
Then I find the drawback of the original behavior to crack the infatuation they
had and then find the benefit of the new one and then the grief is dissolved.
It's very simple. The grief is dissolved in a matter of two hours or less.
Done over with.
And they realized that there was nothing but a transformation and there was no
loss. So then I realized, Hmm,
we can show evidence that all the behaviors that an individual displayed or
demonstrate is immediately emerged in other people.
And if I can demonstrate that,
then we have to acknowledge that when somebody dies,
at least some of their behavior is now manifesting in other people.
And that's shocking to some people who've never seen it, but I do it every week.
And I've got proof. They've done study now in Japan on it,
and we've got a book coming on it, but then we look carefully.
We look at the physical body, the physical body upon death,
I think that unless you've gone through some sort of cremation,
which then combust it,
you may put it in a sarcophagus or you may put it in water,
you may put it with the birds or whatever forms of funeral you have,
eventually that is recycled into the elements and put into other plants and
animals and insects or, or germs or bacteria or something like that.
So your physical atoms are recycled.
Your behavioral traits are recycled through other people. And by the way,
if you have the opportunity to see who took it on,
you'll find out that that's migrating and changing it as the days and weeks go
on. And I had this firsthand experience when my wife passed away,
I got to see all the different behaviors she had, 139 of them,
who took on all the roles.
So I see no evidence of anything lost.
I see the elements recycled,
I see the organic material decomposed and recycled and use as food of life
building for others.
So life is now transformed from one individual now into many individuals of
insects, animals, or whatever that eats it, consumes it.
I see the gases released to the atmosphere and used and recycled.
So the elements are recycled. The food is recycled to other animals.
They have now life at the point of death and I see the behavior of all the
information transforming into other people. Now,
there's some pecurious things that happens in the Breakthrough Experience when
somebody does the Demartini Method on somebody that died and has passed away.
They have now interesting conversations with people at the end
with surrogates that communicate and say things spookily
that reminded them and resembled and almost verbatim of what the individual that
was alive said. So now I think that there's one other component,
so the atoms and molecules are recycled,
and behavior collectively is recycled as energy and information.
But it seems that the information that was loved and appreciated,
which I call the superconscious mind, is also recycled.
I'm not sure exactly what language we want to use,
there is various languages for it. Some people call it the noosphere.
Some people call it a heaven, which just means sky or skyward.
But it appears that the information that is loved and appreciated that is
communicated as love and appreciation is also accessible even after death.
And I've done that thousands and thousands of times.
And somebody who's never seen that,
it's worth seeing the Breakthrough Experience and catching that watching it
live, it's quite profound.
I had a 11 year old girl one time be the surrogate for a 57 year old
woman who had done her mother who had passed away who was 76.
And when we got the surrogate,
the 11 year old girl got picked as the surrogate for the 76 year old woman.
And when she played the role of it,
she started having a palsy in the left-hand and started saying things that only
the mother of this 57 year old woman knew.
And it spooked the room out because she had access to information that we don't
know where she got it. But it was the information, it was the nicknames,
it was the movements, it was the behaviors,
it was the memories of what that lady had.
And it was all tears of gratitude and love demonstrated. It wasn't emotional,
but it was a very tearing and very heart opening.
So I have a feeling that everything that we've,
everything that we've equilibrated in our mind and brought into objectivity that
is actually put into perfect equilibrium, and I called love,
seems to be stored in a superconscious mind, the best way I can call it,
a panpsychic, superconscious mind, it could be in a domain,
that's transcends our senses here.
We could call that heaven if you want.
We could call that accessible through incarnation if you want. That's fine.
But then, the human behavior,
the behavioral traits that we tend to judge in people and like,
and dislike seem to be conserved right here on the planet and the physical
molecules seem to be recycled into the elements.
So I have a feeling that all those things can be accounted for and demonstrated.
The only thing is the transcendental mind,
the part that stores it's love and wisdom, I can't say,
I have a suspicion of where its domain is,
but I have a feeling that it's a domain that's at a higher concentric sphere
than what our senses identify, but it's definitely there.
I've seen it too many times.
I've taken too many hundreds of people through the process,
the Demartini Method,
communicate with people that have passed away and spookily.
I had six chiropractors up in, I think it was Kitchener,
Ontario, where we did BJ Palmer,
who was the son of the founder of chiropractic.
And we read a lot of his books and summarized it and did the Demartini Method on
him and then had six chiropractors do the method simultaneously on
BJ. I got to play the surrogate role. And it was, it was amazing.
I don't even know where and how I got the information,
but I was just kind of bringing out information to these guys in a dialogue when
they were asking questions. And it was very, very cool.
And if you've not seen such a thing, you kind of wonder where it all,
where's that coming from? But I have a feeling that there's a,
Vladimir Vernadsky,
the Soviet scientist who wrote the Biosphere described as the noosphere and
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin who talked about it in his Phenomenon of Man call it
the noosphere. I have a feeling there really is a noosphere, a domain,
a transcendental domain, just like the internet cloud, we call it today,
that has information that we don't see, but it's accessible through a computer,
but we have to access it through an equilibrated mind, a state of grace.
And if we're in a state of grace, we access it.
You can't access it through emotion,
but you can access it through a perfectly equilibrated mind.
And that information is I think it's the immortal part of us, if you will.
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