Cemeteries; A Souls Playground

TBR; Join The World In Individual Spiritual Unity By Adding Your Own Gospel 08-21-11

Cemeteries; A Souls Playground

When we bury the one’s we love in hallowed ground, for whose benefit is for really? For the longest time, I have been under the impression that the body is nothing more than the vehicle in which we all drive in whereby our soul is the passenger/driver. None the less, a cemetery does give us a place to come to in absolute piece to remember our loved ones when we need them most.

Although it would appear that our loved ones travel back and fourth from the other side when we do go to visit them, what do they do either before or after we get there? Is the cemetery somewhat like that of a coffee shop where souls can hang out and or meet while they wait for us to arrive? Is it a place where there is so much energy and love that for a soul to arrive in a cemetery for a visit, it would be like a battery surge for our loved ones? Could a cemetery simply be a wonderful place for the souls of our loved ones to dance and play amongst the trees, small bush’s, and tomb stones?

Although we all know that our loved one’s are with us when we need them and that we don’t have to actually go to there burial sight to spend time with them, I do believe that such a place does hold the most energy or acts much like that of a power source for our loved one’s and is the end all be all location for us to be when we go to visit until we see them again face to face on the other side.

Cemetery’s are a concept born from man for man to rest in and an idea woven into the fabric of our entire being for a purpose. With that said, have you ever considered being on the other side of the visit where your loved one’s come to see you? What will you do when you get there?

The afterlife is an amazing concept to consider. For some of us, we see a place of peace and harmony but is there something beyond that and if so what? Are there other dimensions to wander through? Can we choose to see our lives in shades of blue, pink, and green?

May the souls of our loved one’s always be at peace as well as our own hearts and let us not forget to visit them from time to time where we can feel there love the most. Let them know you are coming to visit them soon and while you’re at it, bring a cup of coffee for them too.

Blessed Be-