Aaron Freeman, a physicist wrote what his profession had to say to transitioned persons\u2019 loved ones\u2026\u201cfind comfort in knowing your loved one\u2019s energy’s still around. You need not have faith; indeed, you’ll should not have faith.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The physicist\u2019ld go on to share about the conservation of energy and how it hasn\u2019t died\u2026the first law of thermodynamics; that no energy gets created in the universe, and none is destroyed. According to the law of the conservation of energy, not a bit of s\/he is gone; s\/he are just less orderly.\u00a0 He\u2018ld go on to say,\u201call energy, every vibration, every wave of every energetic particle that was their loved one is still within this world amid energies of the cosmos [stratosphere].\u201d For years, I\u2019ve studied, practiced and written of the principles of vibrational (energy) frequency and how its principles embody all of life\u2019s matter\u2026 so yes, this is also my narrative! And to use this next word in a positive vain… to ‘trump’ Freeman, I’ve sensed my transitioned loved one’s presence in a myriad of ethereal expressions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rumi, a Persian poet, quoted, \u2018speak a new language [narrative] so the whole world will be a new world.\u2019 Ready to shift your limiting narrative, social constructs, etc. that color your perception of death…s[p]urely it\u2019s time? Still conflicted or has this new awakening of death transported you to an ‘at-one-ment’ with its source and sacredness vs. devasting nature? What say you sister Mary \u2013 A\u2019she.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Aaron Freeman, a physicist wrote what his profession had to say to transitioned persons\u2019 loved ones\u2026\u201cfind comfort in knowing your loved one\u2019s energy’s still around. You need not have faith; indeed, you’ll should not have faith.\u201d The physicist\u2019ld go on to share about the conservation of energy and how it hasn\u2019t died\u2026the first law of … <\/p>\n