Friday, November 9, 2012

Life After Death - Part 2 - The Process of Dying

 The Council defines the death process:
 Death is instantaneous and what death actually is is simply a refocusing of your consciousness.  That is all.  Once the consciousness has been refocused then it does not need the material manifestation, and there is no real sense of change other than being able to view what is going on in the surrounding area.”
The Council is saying that at the moment of death, there is absolutely no pain in the separation of the soul from the physical body. It is a refocusing from a physical existence to a totally spiritual awareness. At the moment of death the physical body is totally useless to us. Instead of seeing the world as a participant as we did when we were physically alive, we now begin to view life as if viewing a play or a television show.
The Council
"You see, the entire death process is again the refocusing of your attention, and you are well aware of your changing; whether you are willing to accept it or not is another thing, but you are aware that the time for the change of your focus is near.  In other words, you are aware that death is coming.  So regardless of what is done to the body, and in some cases the physical container is given drugs that may cause the outer awareness a certain amount of, shall we say, hallucination, but the inner awareness, never.”

This process of change that we call death is in actuality not a death. Our soul is immortal. We simply focus, or refocus, our attention from the physical world to a spiritual world or to a spiritual reality.

For more information about Mr. LePar and The Council; The membership and the book Life After Death – A New Revelation see www.WilliamLePar.com

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Life After Death - Part 1 - It's the Little Things that Count


Life After Death Series Part 1 - It's the little things that count

William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, talked about life after death in our research and study groups for more than three years. Also, in 1985, while in the hospital for routine tests, Mr. LePar experienced an NDE (near death experience).  Over the next several postings I would like to share with you insight that The Council gave along with recently transcribed recordings of Mr. LePar's experiences on the other side of the veil. This is the first in the series. I believe that what Mr. LePar tells us in the following is as important as anything that I will post in the future. This offers us solid information to ease our transition to our spiritual reality.

We talk about dying and going to heaven or hell. It should be so simple! I can guarantee you there are going to be some people, where they go, they are going to wish that there was a real hell. That would be easy, that would be easy. I can speak from personal experience. I went through the death process. I went there, I came back. I know what's there. Knowing that, I have also been blessed to see a little bit more. That is: the only way that you succeed is by being a caring person. It's not the big, wonderful spiritual things that you do in life. It is the wee little things that we generally don't consider important. Just a little act of kindness. Say you're sitting at work and you have a little bag of candy. One of your fellow workers walks by, reach in the bag and say, "Hey, you're sweet, here is a little bit of sweetness to show my appreciation for your sweetness." A little nice remark, sounds corny. Well, it might be corny but you don't know, that person may be really depressed and down in the dumps. A nice little remark like that, a cute little remark, a corny remark, a piece of candy, might just make a world of difference to that person at that moment in time. But you see, we don't know that!

Those people who will lose the spiritual race, now, I'll tell you this, you can put good money on this, people who will lose the spiritual race, will not lose it because of the terrible things that they did. They will lose it because of the little things that they did not do! There are more people looking into their own darkness on the other side because of things that they did not do. We are too involved with ourselves, we are too full of self-importance to think about little things that might make someone else's life happy or easy. We are too interested in making our own life happy. We should find happiness in our life by doing for others. You don't have to write a check. You don't have to buy food. You don't have to go out and give them clothes. You don't have to buy them a place to live. Just little kindnesses, like a smile, like saying something pleasant to them, compliment them. Things like that. Sure, if you can help them in other ways, that is your choice, do it if you want to. You may not have ten dollars to give someone to help them, you may not have a suit of clothes to help them, but you always have a kind word that you could give. That is where it lies!

I have heard people say, "Well, I just couldn't afford to help those people." What is this? It is more rationalization, more justification of inconsideration. That is exactly what it is. You may not have anything material to give people, but you certainly can pay them a compliment, you certainly can sympathize with them. You can treat them with kindness and respect and listen, listen. Sometimes the greatest thing that you can give to a person is just listen to them and their problems. Even if you have heard it a million times, so what? If it makes the person feel good, listen again. Maybe it is helping them relieve a little frustration so that they can think and work at straightening out their problems. What have you got to lose? I have never seen anyone lose. You always win when you do something like that.

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

The Council - A Blessing

For those of you who have inquired about The Council, I thought that a little more information might be useful. The Council is the spiritual source that spoke through William LePar for nearly four decades. Mr. LePar was able to raise his physical vibrations and The Council lower theirs so that they could merge. The merging allowed The Council to use Mr. LePar's physical body to communicate with us. One of the most important aspects of this cooperation was that The Council assured us that all information given by them is based on Divine principles. They accepted the "Test of the Spirits" as described in the Bible. The Council always began and ended a trance session with a blessing. Each blessing was different and has a slightly different focus to it. The following is an example of one of those blessings:

"Our prayers go for each and every one of you and all members of your families and your friends.  Accept our love and our prayers.  Enjoy the benefits that God has seen fit to make available to you.  We do not mean that in the sense of God Almighty, but in the sense that each and every one of you have a god buried deep within you.  When the day comes that you are willing to accept that godly reign over your domain, that is the day when we will see you face to face.  We pray that you all realize the goodness and the power that lies within each and every one of you.  Create tomorrow, not only for yourselves, but for your children and your children's children.  Let that creation be a world of peace and joy, and let it be a world that even your Creator would be proud to walk upon the face of.  May the Love that our Heavenly Father gives to us be acceptable when we wish to share it with you; and may our love and respect for you be given through you to others.  Accept our prayers for your well-being."

For more on The Council and William LePar please see http://www.williamlepar.com/

The Council's description of themselves can be found at www.WilliamLePar.com/TheCouncil

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Alzheimer's

Recently there was a episode on CBS talking about Alzheimer's disease. Many years ago William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, addressed this issue. I realize that this may be at odds with conventional thinking of medical science but I am offering for you reading because we have found that their information has never failed in its accuracy.

Questioner:  There is such an increase in this disease called Alzheimer's.  Is this related in anyway to the hormones they are giving animals?

The Council:  Look more to a metal product.

Questioner  Aluminum?

The Council:  Yes.  You are taking in more aluminum into the body than you have ever in the past.

Questioner:  Through cookware and what else?

The Council:  Through cookware, through body preparations.

Questioner:  Such as deodorants?

The Council:  Yes.

Questioner:  The aluminum chlorhydrate in deodorants?

The Council:  Yes, you are spraying such things directly on the skin.  It is being absorbed by the skin and taken into the system.  It is collecting in the brain tissue itself.

Questioner:  I have a question about the aluminum.  What about the blood-brain barrier and what about the fact that within a family that lives together, eats together, has the same diet, one will have Alzheimer's and five won't?

The Council:  Well, it depends on the individual system, first of all.  There are blanket statements that can be made as a point or an example,  "let's look."  Do you understand?  But each individual will have its own tolerant level or level of tolerance, and each individual then will be able to deal with whatever conditions establish a disease according to their own level or on an individual basis.  Do you understand?

Questioner:  Yes, I understand all that, but what I am getting at, is there some reason that aluminum will cross the blood-brain barrier in some people and not in others?  Or doesn't that have anything to do with it?

The Council:  Let us put it this way, the aluminum has an affinity for brain tissue.  If you take a look at the composition of brain tissue, you will find a strong draw between the molecular structure of aluminum and the structure of brain tissue.  Not only that, it being of a heavier nature or a more dense nature, it does not wash out of the system as readily.  It is not as instantaneously destructive as other heavy metals, such as mercury or lead or what have you.  They can do their damage in other organs of the body and do it quicker where the aluminum is an element that works slower and it works on a cumulative basis, up to a point.  So you must look at these situations and what is the affinity of certain elements to the body, to the structure of the body.  If you can find that relationship, it would be very easy then to be able to produce a serum that would negate that relationship, thereby eliminating the problem, but you would also then have to backup that with care in seeing that such a product would not be introduced in the system in some other way or continue introduction into the system.
If you consider the, how can we put it, the activity of the amino acid on the transference of hormones from the brain to the body.  Do you understand what we are talking about?

Questioner:  No, but keep going, maybe I'll catch up.

The Council:  If you understand how amino acids can cause a transference or activate hormonal changes from the brain to the blood system.  If you can understand that, the aluminum oxide, if you would understand better, it will be transferred in a similar method.  There is a need for carriers.  So if you think along those lines and consider then possibly some sort of vaccine that would break that attraction, you would be able to eliminate to a certain degree the accumulation of the aluminum.  Further challenges or investigation could come up with a leaching of that aluminum out of the brain tissue.  Before a certain amount of damage is done, if this were instigated, then the final effects of the Alzheimer's disease could be eliminated.

For more on William LePar and The Council please view www.WilliamLePar.com

Friday, August 31, 2012

Spirituality Defined

The following gives William LePar's source, The Council's, views on spirituality. Hopefully, this information will be useful to you.

The Council:  Spirituality. Some of you express an interest in spirituality. Some of you say that you are on a quest for spirituality. Some of you say that you wish to be spiritual. But what is spirituality and how do we attain it? It is very simple. It must be simple, it must be very obvious. It must be staring us right back into our faces if we have an All-Loving and Forgiving God, an All-Loving and Forgiving Divine Presence, and since we do, then spirituality is before us. If we cannot see it, if we cannot understand it, if we cannot reach out and bring it into ourselves, it is because we choose to be blind to the love that this Infinite and Divine Presence has for us.

What is spirituality? It should be obvious and yet how very, very few see the obvious. Spirituality is but an attitude, an attitude towards oneself and an attitude towards life or to those around us. How do we attain spirituality? If spirituality is an attitude, then to attain it we simply bring that attitude into us, make it a part of our nature. Not something we talk about, but something that we do something about.

What is this great secret, this attitude, this mystifying miracle maker? It is as simple as this: Do nothing to someone else you would not want done to yourself. That means then you must be caring, you must be loving, you must be honest, you must be faithful, and you must be a responsible individual. That sums up spirituality, yet for as simple as it is, for as obvious as it is, those who choose not to see what lies before them are numbered in the frequency of raindrops hitting the face of the earth in any given storm. Infidelity to oneself translates to infidelity to all other aspects of that individual's life.

For more on William LePar and The Council please see http://www.williamlepar.com/

Thursday, August 16, 2012

How to Avoid Negativity

While our Research and Study Group was reviewing our information on prayer from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, I came across the following information that I would like to share with you:

Questioner:  What can we do to avoid negativity?

The Council:  Develop spiritually within, inside yourself.  Place your entire being in a positive frame of mind at the very beginning of your day, simply by starting your day off with a prayer and committing yourself to a godly existence for that day. That is your first means of protection.  But from there you must take a constant watchful eye on each and everything that transpires.  It is not an easy task at first, but once you attune yourself to such a day, over a period of time it becomes quite natural and you automatically protect yourself as long as you are willing.  You see, it first comes through the inner change and attitude.  Make each act of yours an act that you are offering up to your Infinite Father as an act of prayer and each act then that you find yourself engaged in, check and see if it is a godly act, if it is something you wish to offer up to your god or not.  You see?  Very simple little things like that can help keep your entire day a godly expression, thus eliminating any effects of negativity, at least to the point where it would be detrimental to you.

Questioner:  What is the best way to protect ourselves from negativity?

The Council:  There are many ways, if you are talking of, shall we say, little gimmicks.  There are many ways of doing that.  But basically again they are only, shall we say, amplifiers for the mental attitude that must be present, such as protecting yourself with the White Light which is a very strong form, because it necessitates visualization which is a strong tool.  The gemstones that we have given you in the past can be a form of protection, but you see, these are all, shall we say, little gimmicks; they are little amplifiers. The real protection comes first in your own mental attitude. 

As far as your own beings and protecting yourself, keep yourself attuned to godly ways, and that is your safest means of protection.  Use the visualization process of the Light that represents Christ and His protection.  Those would be the simplest and most productive.  A good foundation in what is godly and what is not as far as knowledge goes is very beneficial.  A certain amount of knowledge is good.  Then from that knowledge allow your God-given wisdom to put it into practice and to magnify it so that it becomes useful in many areas of your day-to-day existence.

To read the complete file - Prayer Part one go to the "What's New" page - http://www.WilliamLePar.com/#!siteupdates and click on the first entry.

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Fate and Destiny

The following comes from one of William LePar's Universal Being Lectures and requires no additional comment from me.

I don’t care what conditions you were born into. I don’t care whether you were born into abject poverty or an abundance of wealth. I don’t care if you were born into a condition where there was great sadness in your family or great joy. It’s immaterial in the final analysis because at the point of birth that was the hand that was dealt to you. The beauty of life is that we have free will and with that free will we are able to change anything. Fate is what you came in with but you make your destiny. You are not condemned to those conditions that you were born into. You have the free will choice and with that choice, right thinking and positive action, you can create whatever destiny you want. Remember after all is said and done you are a god in the small and you have a great deal of control over your own destiny by the choices you make. If you want happiness, genuine happiness not temporary happiness, if you want spirituality, you make the choices now so that your destiny is what you desire.

I’d like to end this with a two line quote from the Council. The essence of these two sentences is everything in a nice neat little package. It goes this way:

“Those of you who quest for spirituality and happiness must understand what real spirituality and happiness is. It is not the act of kindness or loving or caring but it is the thought that instigated the act.”

If the thoughts are sincere, if they truly come from your heart, then they will become action. They will become a doing and they will become reality.

For more on William LePar and The Council please visit www.WilliamLePar.com