Michael
We have apparently lost someone really important. I say apparently because he is still with us, simply on another level where most of us cannot sense him.
He is light, and free, and happy. This man is Michael Jackson. I do not see him gone or lost or away – he is still with us, like anyone who passes over is not gone. I do not see him as past tense, but as a present tense presence of love and lightness.
His passing over makes me think of the misunderstood ones, the true angels who are simply not recognized for what they are, who are so guileless that their behavior and lives come across as totally impossible to understand for most people.
Michael is one of those. His music came from his soul, the light he was supposed to spread he chose to spread through music which is simply another light harmonic.
As we expand and grow, all of us, as we learn to let go of judgment, black and white, wrong and right, and we understand that what we focus on we get more of. We also understand that from our place of judgment we can only see more people to judge, more right and wrong, more weird stuff, more of what we expect.
His music will be played in other dimensions, now, too. Lucky angels…..
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June 26th, 2009 at 6:50 am
Nina, it is exactly true what you say. And it holds for all of us. There is actually no separation between the dead and the living. In fact, we all are one and the same. So why do we consider celebrities like Micheal when they die as that special? We all are that special but our minds are far from being capable to interconnect with all of us permanently.
People like Jacko make us aware of our true connection and true spirituality. He came here to be the beacon he was. And took all the suffering such a life brings, and took it with grace. For all of us.