08 | November | 2012 | Springwolf Reflections

Neurosurgeon claims to have seen Heaven

Your perspectives are based on your experiences. What you define in your life, or give a label to is based on those understandings and views. You and I could have the same near death spiritual experience and based on our perspectives give aspects of that experience different names because of what we believe to be true in our own lives.

You may call your experience a visit to heaven, I might call it the Celtic Otherworld, someone else may call it Summerland or Valhalla. No label is wrong, because the label is given by the person who had the experience. It was their event, they have a right to call it what they will.

This discussion has come up here in my community because of story reported in our local news. One of our NBC News anchors, Curt Autry, reported on a story about a neurosurgeon who had a near death experience and believes he has proof of heaven.

A few people are upset that the “news” is reporting this story. Some are denouncing the Dr.s claims and insist there is a medical reason for his “vision”. Others, like me, support his vision as it’s not the first time we’ve heard this type of story or near death experience.

So the discussion has begun. Here is a link to the story and video posted by Mr. Autry – Neurosurgeon’s Experience Of Heaven.

Mystic Faery Tarot by Linda Ravenscroft

Lessons of spirit are in play. The crystal mountain that lays before you is not the final destination in your journey. It’s only the next goal. Allow yourself time to sit within the mountains shadow and direct its healing through your heart and mind. Become a reflection of its compassion and care. Walk Your Talk© and see the world with better eyes.

Additional Insight:

When we see the world through eyes of hate, anger and frustration, we spread that negativity through those around us and out into the community. It’s not enough to say you believe in “God” or go to your place of worship each week and mouth the words to a recorded message. Lessons of spirit run deep and they cannot be avoided. Don’t walk your path saying one thing on your day of worship and doing another when you get back home. The hypocrisy doesn’t go unnoticed. Not by those around you and not by the Divine spirits you honor.

But when you do Walk Your Talk©, you can look at the world through brighter eyes. You can see the good in people, the compassion they often have for one another in times of disaster and the caring for their community when concern is needed most. No matter what their skin color, sexual preference, religious or political beliefs; human beings come together and help their neighbor in need.

Why can’t we walk in that shadow of spirit in our everyday life too? Be an example of the loving Divine spirit and open your arms to healing. Not only healing within your own heart, but within your community, state and country as well.

Many Blessings to everyone, in love and compassion. – Spring