https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voBI7XsjwaU

THOSE WHO'VE DIED CARE DEEPLY ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS ON EARTH.

The more we work with spiritual ideas and concepts and bring them to life within ourselves, the more we come to realise that the (so-called) dead, and the entire spiritual world, care deeply about every little aspect of earthly life...

...including every thought, emotion and action that is experienced by human beings on earth.

We begin to understand that the earth is the only place where death can actually be experienced. There is no death in the spiritual world. Only transformation.

Of course, there is something tragic in this but death also offers us many opportunities that cannot exist in any other world. 

Earth is the place where we can love and form connections and relationships. These experiences are then elaborated and worked on in the life between death and a new birth. 

We also learn how this love extends beyond the physical world and how the living and the dead can help and support each other with their respective tasks.

A poem I wrote in 2020 at the edge of the Wye river, UK.

Balms

At the edge,
The edge of the pebble feathered shore
Hear the faint trickle-whisper of nature's soft law,
The Wye's calm roar,
With every signet's unsure tentative plunge,
With every gosling's nervous, echoing tongue,
A wise call to take up peaceful arms,
These balms,
Against a world gone half-mad,
Mask-clad,
Apocalyptic dreams gone bad,
A refuge,
A haven,
For the swallow,
For the heron, the raven,
And us.

by Mick Young