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Why is it that we struggle so much with loving ourselves?

What is it that holds us back from fully embracing who we are and celebrating that person in our daily lives?

For me, it was that I wasn’t aware of who I was in the first place! I grew up without the guidance from my family that I needed to get in touch with myself. It wasn’t their fault, they were unaware also. It took the trials of life, a near death experience and the trials in my life that followed for me to become fully aware of who I am in this physical body.

To say “We’re all connected” is somewhat abstract with lots of room for interpretation. For me, it means we are literally connected via the energy we are made up of and all that exists outside of us and extending throughout the universe. Energy is always in motion. We are always in motion, ever evolving over time and space.

To love ourselves is to love all there is. When I struggle with loving and caring well for myself, I remind myself how I love and care for what’s outside of me and that I am an integral part of it. It’s really a simple solution for a complex problem we all face.

Love to You!! xox

My husband, daughter and I were talking yesterday about my book.

I’ve been going back and forth about the title, wanting to change it to better suit the overarching energy it carries, and “message” I’m putting out there.

The source of the book was through me “Krista” and the universe in its ever-flowing sharing and transferring of energy. The impetus was my NDE and the difficulties I had in my life following it as I struggled with reintegration back into life.

We were discussing the words used to describe the transfer of energy from one state to another. From what we call physical (our bodies that are put together) and the spiritual (our “essence” when we die). There is something else in there.

That something else is a sort of middle ground where our “self” is unified with the universal “self” and we have an experience that has been termed Near Death where we go to the Afterlife.

There is the appearance of something finite about the “life” part within the term Afterlife, and it was pointed out that it’s not really the After-life. Life, in its essence, continues on even beyond what is contained in a near death (or what I call Death experience. I actually died. I wasn’t near it.) This life is an everlasting event, and comes back around again to a something else we may not yet be aware of.

The universe is infinite. My daughter pointed out there are an infinite number of numbers between zero and one. There is an even greater number of infinite numbers between zero and two. Therefore, she concluded, the universe is even bigger than our concept. It is even more expansive than we can possibly prove or imagine.

What?!?

It needs to be experienced in order to grasp it, and we all have and will again, beyond the death experience, beyond what we call the Afterlife.

So, we came up with a new term. Interlife. Actually, my daughter did. She’s only 14. She was still in my womb when I died. We don’t know if she died too, but was on the brink when she was born. There has been no mention of any experience of the Interlife from her yet, but my guess is she experienced “something”. Her speedy recovery was what her doctor called “miraculous” and she is in a school for the gifted. Miracles occur. Every minute of every day, but that’s another subject :). Well, kinda.

Matters Of Life And Death

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