iwrite2
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I can understand that some people think that what Cherokee Billie wrote was wishy washy, but honesly....So far, she's the only one I've read who didn't focus on the tragedy that happen or insinuate that there's more info to be said, but won't due to ongoing investigations.
What I feel, and believe, is that he is surrounded by a powerful love, that is unbaised by the range of emotions we are currently all feeling (i.e. anger, sadness, betrayel, etc).
I read a book about near death experiences and people spoke about being surrounded by this essence of complete calm and love. Some religions teach that there are no husbands and wives in the afterlife, that you leave your past associations behind and I believe that its true for the sake of being unbiased.
If anything, based upon my own dream I had of MJ (when he asked for Debbie to be called), his concern was for his children, and if he found out that they were going to grow up okay without him, than he is finally at peace.
When he passed, my own personal thought that flashed in front of me, was him kneeling, he looked up and smile that brillant smile of his. He was happy.
That does not stop me from crying here & there, because death is still hard, but I honestly think he is okay, and I believe Cherokee Billie when she wrote, "I Want You To Know You Don’t Have To Pray For Me. I’m Busy Praying for You."
Can you imagine being apart of that greater plan to help the world in a metaphysical sense? I think it's amazing, but we all have to do what we can while we are here, so that our deeds can be watched and admired just like MJ's was. That's the legacy he left, not the allegations that came after the fact, but the fact of what he still did EVEN when some people were disgracing his name.
What I feel, and believe, is that he is surrounded by a powerful love, that is unbaised by the range of emotions we are currently all feeling (i.e. anger, sadness, betrayel, etc).
I read a book about near death experiences and people spoke about being surrounded by this essence of complete calm and love. Some religions teach that there are no husbands and wives in the afterlife, that you leave your past associations behind and I believe that its true for the sake of being unbiased.
If anything, based upon my own dream I had of MJ (when he asked for Debbie to be called), his concern was for his children, and if he found out that they were going to grow up okay without him, than he is finally at peace.
When he passed, my own personal thought that flashed in front of me, was him kneeling, he looked up and smile that brillant smile of his. He was happy.
That does not stop me from crying here & there, because death is still hard, but I honestly think he is okay, and I believe Cherokee Billie when she wrote, "I Want You To Know You Don’t Have To Pray For Me. I’m Busy Praying for You."
Can you imagine being apart of that greater plan to help the world in a metaphysical sense? I think it's amazing, but we all have to do what we can while we are here, so that our deeds can be watched and admired just like MJ's was. That's the legacy he left, not the allegations that came after the fact, but the fact of what he still did EVEN when some people were disgracing his name.