Chicago, U.S.

of America, March 21st, 2013 Teacher: Prolotheos Subject: Death and Resurrection

Received by Valdir Soares

I want to start this lesson declaring something encouraging about death: death might not be the end of you, and certainly is not, if you have chosen the way of the Father. Death is, simply put, the passage of those physical and intellectual energies in you, now in a kinetic state, to a static state by means of dissolution. Notwithstanding, death can be either a remarkable event to you, which advances you to your next life, to your next universe station, the Mansions, or a tragic episode which ceases forever your existence as recognizable universe personality. Ponder on about death: In your world, most people are worried about physical death. Physical death is the cessation of the life energies as residing in, or in connection to, your physical body. Its causes can be numerous, but the result is always of one kind: cessation of life. The physical body is only the shell in which the real you inhabits, a vehicle for your personality expression. When death overcomes you, it means that your body is no longer able to hold the life energies to perform its vital functions, entering, therefore, in a process of dissolution. Death separates you from your body. Cessation of physical life causes also interruption of your mental or intellectual activity, because your mind is dependent on material energies and a material structure, your brain. Although not functional after death, your soul and your personality continue to exist. In your soul, through your moral choices, both your worthy values and identity factors (who you are) were preserved by your guardian seraphim, and will survive. Those factors are safely kept to be invested in the new body you will receive on Mansion One, where your resurrection will occur. Resurrection is nothing else than the reconstitution of you in Heavens. There is an intervenient period after death, of three days or longer (depending of your spiritual status), in which you awaits the judgment of your mortal life. If in life, in some way, by faith, you have chosen the afterlife, an afterlife will be granted to you; if you didnt, no afterlife awaits for you. At death, the Spirit of God, the Fathers fragment that was sent to guide you during your mortal life, also temporarily leaves you. Upon your resurrection, he will return to you on Mansion One to resume his work with you, now in your new life. Therefore, my pupil, in no way death is the end of life for those who have chosen the life with God. So, when you die, you do stop breathing, but you do not stop living. Your life will resume in Heavens, in the Mansions, where Jesus promised to prepare you a place. I have experienced death, and I assure you: it is

not the end; it is, rather, a transition, a passage rite to a new enduring life. I am Prolotheos, my pupil, your teacher on High, where one day we will meet face-to-face; I certainly look forward to it.