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  1. Dennis Chandler
    2013-10-18 @ 3:40 PM

    Julia,
    I am reading The Last Frontier and exploring death and the afterlife. Thank you for this gift. You have opened a spacious portal into another realm previously thought of as the final exit, a doorway marked “The End”.

    When one’s purpose is realized, our gifts to the world around us benefits countless others immeasurably. I am one of the unnumbered benefactors of your gift. While there is no possibility of a final truth on anything, you have shone a light into a dark corner that will incite riot on this most sacred journey. Thank You!

    • Julia
      2013-10-19 @ 10:33 AM

      Dennis, I am floored by your beautiful comments. You make it all more than worth it! Thank you.

  2. Laurie Presler
    2013-11-19 @ 5:48 PM

    You have just opened my mind up to a whole new thought process, this is wonderful to me and I will be looking into this further. Thank you so much for this gift you have given.

  3. JW
    2013-12-10 @ 9:02 PM

    Julia, I just discovered your work via Michael Preston’s plug on his website for your book, which I plan on ordering. I wondered, as a scientist and in terms of replicability, if you have examined the late Robert Monroe’s work with OBE’s and his interaction with the Oversoul in Focus 21?

    I like, in any event, your analogies and your treatment of space-time as non-limiting aspects of a higher reality for the deceased. I tend to subscribe to the schema of our tachyonic (supra-luminal) immortal existence where time (and therefore space) does not exist for beings traveling at or exceeding the speed of light. Just a guess but this is what my special theory of relativity/quantum mechanics professor said in college – that time is non-existent for photons, i.e., a trip across the Universe takes the same amount of time as a trip across the street.

    • Julia
      2013-12-11 @ 8:53 PM

      JW, what an interesting comment. Thank you. I would agree with you on most accounts. However, when I am in contact with the dead, which as a professional is a daily event, their emotions are very present…meaning they are not in the least abstract. The notion that they “travel” at any speed is, as you write, a false assumption in a nonlocal reality. Rather like photons they move in a virtual reality. Here one nanosecond and there the next, while always staying in the same nonspace! Having said that, they certainly experience sheer motion and mobility, which are nearly always prized experiences.

  4. Mark
    2013-12-16 @ 7:14 AM

    Hi Julia, thought I might relay some information gained from a recent lucid dream that may add something to the discussion on our relationship to the Over-soul. In this lucid dream I was drawn up out of a scene from my current life and felt myself rapidly merging into my higher soul self. As I approached my higher soul self (mid-air, so to speak) I noticed a continuous stream of powerful energy waves radiating out from within the being’s heart center. The energy was radiating so powerfully that it looked like the flurry of rapidly beating semi-visible wings, or perhaps the waves of heat that can be seen rising from a stretch of desert highway baked by the blazing midday sun. This heart energy was being directed by my soul self to create and mold the creation scene below, which I recognized as symbolizing certain aspects of my current human life. As I merged into the higher soul self I came to experience myself as existing within that soul. I was now both fully myself and fully the soul at the same time. My consciousness greatly expanded whilst at the same time my focus intensified. I was now the soul and I was singing in full voice to my own creation as I swooped back and forth across it. Each wave of creative energy expended was infused with a dynamic musicality that poured forth from my heart center. I was singing as if I was the finest operatic tenor. Each note was powerful and crystal clear. My register was no longer restricted in any way. When the dream faded I was left in no doubt at all that whilst I am truly myself experiencing this current life I am also so much more. I am my soul. For me, the mystery of how we can be part of an over-soul without losing the individual sense of self has, to a large degree, been addressed. I hope this information proves helpful to others who may fear the loss of the ‘self’ as they pursue their own spiritual evolution. My message is that neither dying, nor the prospect of re-integration with the over-soul are to be feared in any way.
    Blessings,
    Mark.

    • Julia
      2013-12-16 @ 10:01 AM

      Mark, what a spectacular dream! I have never heard an account of merging with the oversoul as clear as yours. And I love how creativity comes to the fore in your experience. I do believe that creativity is why we exist, to create, as you wrote, the human dramas, the flesh and blood, of our reincarnations, but to be aware, at the same time, that we are transcendent. Bravo. And a million thanks for posting this. Julia

  5. gordon phinn
    2013-12-27 @ 4:06 AM

    Hi Julia, just encountered your work through the references in Ian Lawton’s book “Supersoul”, in which I am also quoted, and felt the presence of a kindred spirit. Just read this blog and certainly feel an affinity for all that you say in it. As you are focusing on your Oversoul, which I assume is the same entity I relate to as Higher Self or Monad, let me mention that I have had many encounters with this being, dialogues and what I call “merges”, most of which are contained in my book “More Adventures In Eternity”, and some quoted by Ian.
    I have not read your book yet or done more than make a cursory examination of this site. But I will !

    cheers, gordon phinn

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