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Dream Interpretation 101 - Understanding Death Dreams
We often fear what we don't understand. We fear what we have never experienced before. A common fear nearly all of us struggle with is the fear of death. No one ever comes back from the grave to tell us about their death experience so it remains a great mystery.

Learn what I am about to teach you about death and you will understand the worldly view of the Death Angel is mythological, not godly. I am convinced the Children of God should never fear death. I understand the unknown (no matter how much we study the Bible, it remains a truly unknown area) is always frightening. However, the more you learn about guardian angels the less you are going to fear.

OK. But what else can you include in the montage apart from photos - and captions? Well, the trick to going from ho-hum to oh-my is to gather as much and as varied material as you can. The goal is to capture and preserve the uniqueness of your subject.

But how to find out if someone died if you have nothing more than a name to go on? You might not even be sure that you've got the name right. You may have to painstakingly search through obituaries, cemetery records, funeral home records, genealogy databases, social security information and lots more. You might have to do this for many states if you don't know where they lived. You might even have to look for leads in many countries.

Set aside funds for the funeral or other costs. A dedicated savings account for emergency bills is always a great idea. If the elderly person, or a grown child, could set aside a cash fund of several thousand dollars, it could be there so somebody could just write checks for the bills.



At this age, they do not need long, drawn out discussions. Give them a simple, brief explanation based on their age, remembering that their attention spans are not that long. Too much information can confuse them or will be so much that they tune out and do not understand what you are saying.


The separation becomes complete when the breathing stops. That appears to look like the following according to Barbara Karnes, RN: "the last breath is often followed by one or two long spaced breaths and then the physical body is empty. The owner is no longer in need of a heavy, nonfunctioning vehicle." My mother was under hospice care so they made decisions and kept her comfortable. I know she died in peace. She entered a new location and a new life. Hospice ordered morpheme and she was gone in a few days. I saw a happy face on the moon the evening of her death. To let go of a loved one, is to accept the fact that they are gifts.

Looking at the pillars of the day of demise, you can safely conclude that the heart attack was caused by a serious lack of Fire. In her case, she only needs Fire to tide her through. But sometimes, believe it or not, certain things in life are predestined. It saddens me that I am unable to help her. Perhaps if I had analyzed her pillars earlier, I might have been able to help her.
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