Pure Essence Recognition

[Diane - Memorial Profile]

From a Private Live Chat - February 28/17, channelled by Troy

 

'...This was meaningful on many levels, not just by synchronicity, but by design.  This was what was immediately requested.  The Personality who is your Mother "sat" with you as part of her transition and took notice for the first time the awe of your creation and life.  It was a chance to listen in a way that was not limited by memory, space, time. It was pure Essence Recognition that the Personalities embraced.

 

It was a new memory that helped "replace" what was felt to have been briefly lost to age.

 

The Personality had built tremendous constructs of defense that began to break down over the life and allow the innocence that was "buried" to have sight and hearing again for the first time in many years.  As that innocence was regained, it was of great concern that the cherished memories from the perspective of innocence would be lost, and that the defensive, closed self would regain control.

 

Upon death and realization that consciousness persisted, it was of great importance to "sit" with that which her innocence cherished most in the life, even if it had been lost to defenses and walls during the life...’

 

[Nick Sweeney (Babylove)]

Beautiful Diane.  Thank you for sharing this?

[Diane - Memorial Profile]

@twelvemoons Thank you for asking. When I read this now I see that it would be easier to understand with more information! I posted this as a quote in "Favourite Michael Quotes" so I only put a small portion of my session with Michael's words.

 

My two sisters, Maureen and Yvonne were with me and we were alone with our Mom. She had died the previous night and we went to the funeral home to see her the next day. I had a really strong need to see her alone with my sisters as soon as possible. I can remember the anxiety I felt that we had to wait until the next day.

 

From my private session  February 28, 2017. 

 

Diane:  Our mother's turning point was forgiveness, she died on November 29.  How did this tie in with her dying and how did she do with her internal monads?

 

She was very loving with us in the last few weeks, like forgiveness wasn't even an issue, but she had Lewy Body Dementia. When we saw our Mom after she had died, we saw her privately in the funeral home and she looked more beautiful and radiant than she ever had in her life.

 

MEntity:  She did move through her Turning Point. It was important to her to do so, even if it meant dismantling years of defense and memory that justified defenses. One of the ways in which memory disintegration is used as a tool is to work through areas that were inaccessible before because of memories, or to unearth memories or alternative memories for correction, healing, etc.

 

Diane:  The three of us, my sisters and I, we all noticed it and we were the only ones who saw her dead.  I felt so privileged and grateful that the three of us had this time together with our mom.  Would you please comment.

 

MEntity:  This was meaningful on many levels, not just by synchronicity, but by design. This was what was immediately requested. The Personality who is your Mother "sat" with you as part of her transition and took notice for the first time the awe of your creation and life. It was a chance to listen in a way that was not limited by memory, space, time. It was pure Essence Recognition that the Personalities embraced.

 

It was a new memory that helped "replace" what was felt to have been briefly lost to age.

 

Maureen:  If I know what you're saying, Michael, I would say that this new memory helped replace years of seeing the "ugliness" of False Personality in action with the deeper truth of pure Essence.

 

MEntity:  The Personality had built tremendous constructs of defense that began to break down over the life and allow the innocence that was "buried" to have sight and hearing again for the first time in many years. As that innocence was regained, it was of great concern that the cherished memories from the perspective of innocence would be lost, and that the defensive, closed self would regain control.

 

MEntity:  Upon death and realization that consciousness persisted, it was of great importance to "sit" with that which her innocence cherished most in the life, even if it had been lost to defenses and walls during the life.

 

Maureen:  That is beautiful, Michael.

 

MEntity:  There are two ways one can exit a life: holding dearly to one's fears, or immediately dropping them with the body.

 

Diane:  What is she spending her time doing now?

 

MEntity:  She appears to be working through a process that is symbolized by collecting dishes from a set that have been scattered about the land. It is much like a scavenger hunt with full necessity for investigation, strategy, and comprehension of clues that are not just about finding the dishes to complete the set, but about what each dish represents in terms of memories, family, loved one

[Maureen]

1 hour ago, twelvemoons said:

This speaks to me right now and for what it's worth - this really helps me right now while I am in a time of needing to hear a story like this one. Thank you. 

 

I have a question and please feel every right to not answer if it is too personal - Am I correct in that the context is you were asking about a moment your mother experienced in her last moment? In the beginning of the end paragraph/snippet Is Michael confirming that she realized consciousness persisted in that same moment?

 

So incredible... thank you so much for sharing. 

 

@twelvemoons, @Diane provided the session material (above). If you want to see more you can read the blog entry on our Mother's Death and Transition.