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October 2009 
Should Intuitives Predict Death?
Bryan
Interesting question. I believe the question not only asks us to consider how uncomfortable this sensitivity is, but to consider the true purpose for which the ability is intended.
To predict the time of death does have a purpose beyond being accurate. If one is on her death bed and death is imminent, then some spiritual understanding is helpful to the dying and to those who must let go.
I use the sensitivity to begin instructing the 'dying' person's subconscious on how to transition, like giving instructions from the Book of the Dead, which speaks on successful living and transitioning. I also use the sensitivity to remind surviving loved ones that death is only a temporary separation in reality..
Not only do I predict the death, per se, but I include some other gems of intuitive information that tie it all together from a divine perspective while considering the time-element, which frames the transition (the guru servant in me). This creates the Jon Edwards effect before the transition occurs. A lot of comfort comes from a little 'reality bending,' which is more about briefing and debriefing the human of his/her earth experience to prepare for realities beyond 3d, even while yet on the earth plane.
If the death will be accidental, out of the blue, unexpected; that is another thing.
In reality, death is never untimely, because it is always karmically planned.
I can tell if death can be avoided through an intervention by the feeling of the whole scenario. If it is my role to intervene, I play the part, and if I do not intervene, someone else always does.
No karmic outcome rests soley on one or two insightful intuitives. If you are not sure what to do, do nothing and watch the universe conspire. Learn from the outcome. Otherwise, plenty of intuitives walk around with the weight of world.
When listening to the news and hearing of a missing person, I know if the person is still alive. I also know that I am not to intervene. How?
I take a step back and look at the larger picture, and see what was meant to be accomplished from the event from a universal perspective; and without a second thought, I change the channel.
It is the same with death. The ability to foretell is not chiefly meant for intervention. Some people use the ability creatively.
Some of these light workers take care of the elderly at nursing homes and wait for death to come and give comfort. Therapy animals do this all the time.
On both sides of the psychic veil, these light workers sit and wait to do nothing more than facilitate the process, like the little lady in Poltergeist who said, "Go into the light children! Go into the light! All are welcome! All are welcome!"
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Hi Bryan:
While we may on rare occasions be privy to the timetable of the Universe, I do believe that we bear a huge responsibility for that privilege. When I used to do clairvoyant Tarot readings, I would never directly indicate that I saw death coming for someone, because we really don’t, and probably never will, have all the meaning keys down pat. What if I were to predict for a person that they were going to die (thus perhaps pushing them toward that outcome, mentally, physically, and emotionally), when in reality it was another kind of transition coming for them, perhaps into something wonderful and life-supporting? I would never want to be responsible for them thinking the worst, when the best was actually there for them.
Having just lost a dear, very psychic, friend to cancer about two months ago, as I worked with her doing hypnotic pain management, she also sought my counsel on this matter. Could I please tell her when she would die?I said no, because I wanted her to live as fully as she could with whatever time she had left here, and she herself would know when it was time for her to let go, and move on. I did know to within a day or two (as time proved)- but it was not for me to tell her.
It was shortly afterthis conversation that she decided to discontinue her dialysis and moved to a hospice. We talked about her transition then, not as to exactly when it would be, but rather of how she felt about having made the decision to move on, and we then worked with releasing any issues that she felt might drag on her being free to move forward. There was no sadness. She stayed positive and communicated with her family and friends practically to the end, which took about three weeks from the time she stopped trying to stay alive.I wasn’t with her when she transitted into the light, but I felt her leave, as I have done many times with those to whom I am close.
I, too, turn the channels a lot when people, especially children, go missing. I remember recently when a boy was missing, another psychic went to the parents and fed them this story of him running away with a person he met online. I think this may have attributed to his body not being found for two weeks longer than it should have taken to find it - thus extending the grief and remorse the parentshad felt for taking away his computer privileges. His death was by misadventure - he had climbed a tree in the bush only a short distance from home,and fallen from it, fatally injuring himself. I wonder if that psychic realizes just how much pain they caused because they “guessed” and allowed ego to run the show.
Blessings and Light!
Gem ~ ~ ~^v^ ~ ~ ~ ~
Yes, Gem, from your lips to Goddess’ ears. Your manner (in explanation over these themes) shows intimate familiarity of the higher-purpose perspective in the continuity of life’s expression.
And I agree and celebrate with you that deeper understanding bringsresponsibility and FREEDOM!
I wonder if its more about those who have thatawareness of death and facilitating a good death rather than predicting when it will happen. My experience of working as a hospital social worker and spending time with people who were dying suggests that we need to assist in the passing over and sometimes that precise time can be altered by the person themsleves. There is great choice in time of death and when you embrace it you can choose your time to go. When you fight it there is more difficulty.
A beautiful lady once said to me thatdying was “Like going to Paris. I have the ticket and now I have to wait for the right time but I need to do some things,give some precious things to my children first. When that is done I can go.” On the day of her dying she said to me “Is it ok to go now do you think? I’ve done everything I needed to do and they are waiting for me again.”
In the weeks leading up to this moment she had said there were people waiting for her . She could see them and knew that nobody else could. She had also perceived dying as an adventure, hence the Paris analogy. She closed her eyes when I said it would be ok to go now and passed on later that day. I felt so privileged to be a part of this process. It was both excitng and peaceful.
Yes, it is wonderful.
Sometimes I get to participate in debriefing the transitioning soul-mind of its earth experience and sometimes I also get to brief them on the culture or mindset within realities beyond 3-D, before they cross the veil.
I also like the idea that predicting the time of death is more for preparation, instead of marking a big X on the calendar.
Very exciting!
Bryan
i am glad i found this
i was looking for something else
this discussion i have not been able to find anyone that really does it
that can understand what I am thinking and feeling while doing it
i can forget that though i have a ‘job’
i am human and can carry or need help of my own for the stuff that comes from the ‘job’
i still do not know if i sit with the answer or not
at least i am not the only one
:)
Great blog Bryan.
Elisa, I think I sit in the answer as it sits in me. Thanks for leading me here.