The Other Side of…..Death!

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This doesn’t exactly have to do with UFOs, except for the “fact” that 3 UFO notables will die before year-end. (How do I know? I have a “book” that tells me so.)

But I’m prompted to put forward this posting, stimulated by some UFO pals who think ghosts are more important, more interesting, as a topic for action and discussion than UFOs are.

And those pals are youngish, not at death’s door as have been the geezers that I indicated, several years ago, would die and open UFOs to a younger, more vibrant crowd. The geezers died, but the younger crowd hasn’t come forward, at least not in any significant way.

As for ghosts and death, what puzzles me, after seeing a TV ad spotlighting a man with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), a horrible prelude to death, in which the man says life is amazing, wonderful…..try to hang on to it. (I paraphrase)

And life is wonderful…well for many of us, but not all. (See Gene Steinberg’s hassles.)

But if life on the other side is even more wonderful, as religionists tell us, why do Heaven’s hierarchs (the Virgin Mary, for example) appear, often, saying set up a church for me, pray the Rosary, often, and grow flowers in a spot so people can worship me there.

If life is so grand on the other side, why would an entity appear on this side asking for attention and favors? (See listings of alleged Mary visitations in the Rosales’ Humanoid series.)

But setting aside those Marian appearances, mostly delusional as I see it, why are dead people recurring as ghosts, that Paul Kimball and others are so fascinated by.

On the other side of life, one loses, if I understand my Jesuit training correctly. the desire for sexual activity, the senses of smell, taste, and touch, and an interest in things on this side, discounting the supposed Mary and ghost visits.

And if there is a “life” on the other side of this one, how is it that the great minds of humanity, that have passed on, haven’t been able to breach the apparent barrier that separates the living from the dead?

Do humans cease to exist when their bodies give up its animation? Or is their a restraint imposed upon spirits (souls), a restraint put in place by physical laws or a supreme being?

You mean to tell me that great thinkers, through the ages – the Greek philosophers, the Biblical oligarchs, famous modern philosophers and scientists…(you can name them) – haven’t been able to figure out a way to step back in to this sphere?

Is the death milieu so grand, Virgin Mary and the saints aside, that no one is spurred to return to our side of death’s door?

The whole matter is iffy, and open to debate, in some quarters anyway. And I’m not talking about ghosts. That delusion is so trite.

RR