(2017-10-09, 06:16 PM)Pssst Wrote: At the time of death, the subtle bodies — the astral and the mental bodies within the etheric 'body' — withdraw from the dense physical body, quickly or more slowly. The 'more slowly' underscores the concept that individuals and a few major religions that one should wait for three days before burial or cremation to ensure that the etheric vehicle has completely withdrawn from its physical counterpart.
Excepting vital signs, when you look at someone sleeping dreaming, you are seeing the physical body separated from the etheric (astral).
Thankfully, our ancestors, the Anunnaki, at least the benevolent factions within the race (Enkeites), realized that conscious beings with etheric counterparts upon separation, would require a 'spirit world' or 'afterlife', in which to temporarily exist while the vibratory adjustment called 'death' takes place.
But who or what decides when we should separate?
Someone I know had an nde due to cardiac arrest, several times in fact. He met a couple of people on the other side who seemed surprised to see him, one of them said something like "Ray's here", causing the other one to look up.
Do the systems in place in other dimensions make mistakes?
Oh my God, I hate all this.