messages from the other side informing us what life is like over there

These top psychic-mediums, Regina Ochoa and Jeanne Love, with others, have created a website, “Cosmic Voices,” featuring channeled messages from transitioned ones.

These communications wonderfully describe, from personal experiences, what it was like to enter and to live in our home-world.

See the website, ‘Cosmic Voices’

Editor's prefatory comments:

These 20 testimony excerpts from “Cosmic Voices” offer valuable guidance. While there is some discussion of the beautiful scenery of Summerland, this was not uppermost on the minds of the speakers.

Almost all of them exhibit a certain degree of troubled mind. Some are consciously aware of the issue, with others attempt to deflect and distract with platitudes and brave smile.

These 20 fall very much in line with what we learned from the Flint direct-voice “500 tape-recorded accounts from the other side.” In my summary analysis of that barrage, I reported to you that the vast majority of those “coming through” were still very materialistic, quite earth-bound, in their thinking. And the 20 under review here generally reflect the same.

George Harrison gets it. More than others among the 20, he clearly understands that what we’re desperately looking for is “locked deep inside of you.” He speaks of the “wandering soul,” in our world and in his, whose inner riches lie dormant and “self-[un]discovered.”

nobody told you how to unfold your love that's sleeping...

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

I look at you and see the love there that's sleeping...
I don't know why nobody told you how to unfold your love
I don't know how someone controlled you
They bought and sold you...

This is the great existential crisis. Until we identify and access our hidden link to God, our “true self,” the "made in the image" inner riches, there will be no peace and oasis of rest. And no fame or fortune in this troubled world will mean an atom of solace; in fact, those most revered often find themselves most frantic, as, for them, the contrast between dark and light is especially stark.

Some of the 20 were political activists, and some of them did much good while on planet Earth. And yet, as they look back, they are chagrined to assess, on balance, that not much has changed for denizens of our planet. Where is the progress, they wonder and lament? – with all of their good effort. As Eleanor Roosevelt recently offered with dismay: "It is painful to know how little stride humanity has made in its purpose."

In “the 500” writing we discussed at length this unrealistic view of life and the nature of our journey to planet Earth. They are unrealistic in the sense that they believe that more human effort, more education, more joining hands in good-will programs, will heal our world. But this is not possible. We didn’t come here to save the world. It cannot be saved, only transcended; cannot be fixed, only forsaken.

While certain improvements, for a time, can be made, and, in certain respects, for some, things can be improved, the dark forces always find a way to enslave and oppress in new and different ways. This is why, for all the good efforts on the part of the high-minded, we stand, once again, on the precipice of a new dark age. The totalitarians are now very close to bringing down the straw-house of civil liberties.

Testimonies from the 500 and the 20 instruct, from a high-mountain viewpoint, concerning what’s really important. We need to get this right or regrets, with a degree of frantic mind, will dog us. This will be true even if we live in the better neighborhoods over there.

This is so because beautiful scenery, perfect weather, unlimited activities - anything external - have no power to mitigate the deleterious effect, as George Harrison warned, of the true self remaining “undiscovered.”

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