The Life Review

One day your personal movie ends and you move on, but before that there is always a reminder: the life review.

This is your life.

After your life review, you rest for a while before the next act. There, you draw up the plan for your next incarnation, because what matters to you is coming back here.

Why do you need to keep coming back? Because you still have unfinished business here. You are only halfway there. Your work is not complete, and you long for your truth.

Your soul, the lord of your being, wants to reach wisdom and the absolute knowing that the journey here is complete. So in this life review, what you know in that pristine and exalted place is that you are connected to everything.

In the light of your life review, when you are entirely spirit, you felt how your choices and actions had hurt your soul. You felt the loss of opportunities you had created for yourself in spirit but missed while in the body.

You also saw all your past life reviews and clearly recognized a recurring pattern: something you had left unfinished for thousands of years, in countless bodies. You saw how, in every era, you had somehow never chosen that opportunity to grow, that quantum leap.

Even when you were already everything, the choice is optional, but it is never made.

All of us here have gone through the review of our lives after death. It is also called Judgment Day, except that there is no real verdict here. It is done by your soul, your supreme scribe, to refresh your memory and show you truly what you have done.

You are a transpersonal being, yet your mind still makes you unique. As a spiritual being emerging from a physical body, you have stepped out of your garment. You were already everything, yet you still have your individuality, just like the others who have just undergone their life review.

Here on the physical plane they seemed separate to you, but there is a fabric of spirit in which we are all united; we are one.

In the light of eternity, everything will be weighed against a feather; every moment counts. Everything you do is seen and known, both as observer and as participant, both as the doer and as the one to whom it is done: everything.

Most people are ignorant and live under the illusion that what they do behind closed doors no one knows but them. But that is a limited perception of what exists, one that separates the doer from the observer.

Everything is known and everything will be shown, the thoughts too, not only the deeds. Most human beings live under the illusion that their thoughts are not things, and that if they can't be seen, they have no meaning at all.

Thoughts are things with meaning.

Here, you inhabit a body made of matter that acts on matter. On the physical plane, this means a delay as spirit works through the body to create experiences. In the dimension beyond matter, you exist as a spiritual being vibrating at frequencies far higher than those that sustain the physical plane.

There is no stricter judge than the soul on Judgment Day, because in this high-vibration spiritual state there is no need for anyone to look at you and condemn you; it is enough that you see it yourself. If you choose to die this time too, you will see it again, and in fact you have already experienced this countless times.

In light of what you have just read, how much are you still adding to your unfinished business? How burdened are you already by unresolved experiences? How often have you chosen your personality over the divine, this moment over the light of eternity?

It was every time you were cruel to someone, even “only” in thought; every time you manipulated or lied to someone, hurt someone physically, lashed out with your words, or sought to destroy those around you and yourself.

And in that moment of watching in full spiritual presence, you are everything.

In that state, you suffer the effects of your own behavior and feel what it was like. You feel it because you are the divine, no longer separate. You are whole and one with everything. You understand that you are the entire web of life, and you are drawn toward this understanding more strongly than at any other time.

How can suffering even be described without a body?

Emotion, although it is created by electrical stimulation from neurons in the brain and then in the body through the release of hormones, becomes a living thing in the presence of the light: a field of energy. We live, woven into all this energy.

You see how many times you should have asked someone for forgiveness, and you see all the times you didn't ask it of yourself.

You see all the times you could have loved, but your selfishness left you unable to find anyone to love. You see the empty place where love did not live, where emptiness and despair drove you. You see everything.

In this revelation, you find wholeness even in suffering: a rare moment. This is not a bad thing. It is even necessary for someone who does not yet understand that all the harm they have done was done to themselves.

Your road map charts parallel timelines and destiny. You created them before arriving here in this body. You laid out a potential timeline in which your unfinished business had to be resolved first. You planned this potential, because the responsibility is yours alone.

And who records this information so you won't forget, heaven forbid?

The soul, the great scribe of the spirit, your road map