The Life & Death of Mary Elizabeth Voices & Visions Collection
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Occult, Supernatural, UFOs & Unexplained Phenomena, New Age
| Author: | Ryllandra Rose | ISBN: | 9781311840400 |
| Publisher: | Ryllandra Rose | Publication: | December 30, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ryllandra Rose |
| ISBN: | 9781311840400 |
| Publisher: | Ryllandra Rose |
| Publication: | December 30, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Every soul reacts differently when they pass from life into death. Sister Mary Elizabeth lived a very devout life, and as a result she had very strong expectations of what her death and afterlife would be like. When things were not as she thought they should be, she was left feeling very, very angry. That's how she came to me, in a rage at the lies she had lived in life. This story is about a real life encounter I had with this restless soul. This story is essentially about how our experiences in life can leave us with preconceptions that carry well beyond death. Many things about this encounter affected me, but mostly it was the depth of her betrayal at having spent her life moulded to the beliefs of others and the shame she felt at not realising how she had allowed her life to pass in a daze of deception and lies not of her own making. Her final acceptance of a new way to be, a different existence that would allow her to use her own mind and experiences to live for herself was a joy to watch unfold.
Every soul reacts differently when they pass from life into death. Sister Mary Elizabeth lived a very devout life, and as a result she had very strong expectations of what her death and afterlife would be like. When things were not as she thought they should be, she was left feeling very, very angry. That's how she came to me, in a rage at the lies she had lived in life. This story is about a real life encounter I had with this restless soul. This story is essentially about how our experiences in life can leave us with preconceptions that carry well beyond death. Many things about this encounter affected me, but mostly it was the depth of her betrayal at having spent her life moulded to the beliefs of others and the shame she felt at not realising how she had allowed her life to pass in a daze of deception and lies not of her own making. Her final acceptance of a new way to be, a different existence that would allow her to use her own mind and experiences to live for herself was a joy to watch unfold.
