My Near Death Experience Arts and Thoughts

The profound message I was given is this: fear is not a truth about the universe—it is a lens we learn to look through, and one that can be set down.

What I came to understand is that meaning, connection, and continuity do not require fear to exist. What shapes our journey—here, and whatever comes next—is not punishment or judgment, but awareness, compassion, and perspective. I was shown that consciousness carries responsibility, not condemnation; choice, not threat.

This does not mean suffering isn’t real. It means that much of it is shaped by beliefs we inherit rather than truths we discover. And because those beliefs are learned, they can be softened. They can change. Fear can give way to curiosity, and judgment can give way to kindness—especially toward ourselves.

What I carry back from my experience is not a doctrine, but reassurance: that we are not abandoned, not watched over by terror, and not destined for torment by default. How we live—how gently or harshly we treat ourselves and others—matters more than what we fear.

And so I live now with this knowing: that the work of this life is not to be afraid of what comes after, but to become more awake, more compassionate, and more human while I am here.

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