Question: In the Checklist on Death and Dying you say, “Do not try to hold on to the dying person. It is fine to reminisce if the person chooses, but do not hold the person to this life, for example, with stories or family photos.” What about reading to them or giving them a massage?...
During our Death and Dying Webinar, the following two questions were asked. I wrote a response which I thinks answers both. Please refer to www.DeathAndDyingWebinar.org, both webinars, to hear more information related to this subject. 1. What is the difference between the etheric and the continuing consciousness? 2. When my mother passed, her facial image...
Question: What happens when we die? What does the person who dies experience? Answer:Avatar Adi Da tells us that death is not an ending, but is a living process and a very profound transformation. He has also described death as a “benign psycho-physical process.” You will not know exactly what will follow your own death,...
Question:When my husband was dying, I spent as much time with him as I could. I didn’t want him to die alone and I promised him I would be there for him. But I left him for just half an hour and that’s when he died. I wasn’t there to hold his hand as he...
Question:My father is at the end of his life. I expect he will die before Christmas. He is not a devotee of Adi Da, but I am. How can I best serve my father at the moment of dying, if I can be with him, and the 3 days after his dying? My father is...
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This blog provides answers based on the wisdom found primarily in Spiritual Teacher Adi Da Samraj’s masterwork, Easy Death, and on the experience and practical information acquired by the Adidam Death and Dying Ministry from years of serving people who are dying or have died.