My Life And Death Running Through My Mind - 1517 Words

but for a brief moment, I began to reason with both a spiritual and human mindset at the same time. Because of this, I started to be concerned about my human body back in the car. In my human thoughts, I perceived that my spirit form may have been vacant from my human body for years. Maybe this was true or maybe it was just a logical, rational approach to finding a timely answer. I began to wonder if I had been away long enough that my human body had died. Was there a funeral? Did anyone mourn me? I had so many thoughts about life and death running through my mind. I felt very confused as to my true existence. I felt in limbo, as I didn’t know how to proceed, or where I was destined to go. In my new state of confusion, my mind†¦show more content†¦I had arrived through God’s holy hand to the moment He intended, I was given a choice to either move on to heaven or to go back to Earth and resume my human life. This was a unique experience because I had come to my judgment before physical death. As I was formerly a healthy, living person, I was given the opportunity to come back to Earth to resume my life and share my experience. This was not the usual protocol, but God gave me the choice to serve Him in this capacity or to move on as others do, to remain a resident of heaven. Now I understood why God allowed me to become aware of my human body, so that I could have the option to be what I was or to move forward to a new existence. As a heavenly being, I no longer needed the Holy Spirit’s guidance to aid in my decision. I was now a citizen of heaven and I ha d a Godly mind, free from anything to contaminate pure thoughts. In Heaven, there are no sinful intrusions in a point of view, no coercing of wrong alternatives to overcome. Only right and pure thoughts exist in a heavenly mind. Making a decision is one good or another. It felt so natural and beautiful to move on to heaven. It wasn’t logical, it was just and simple. It wasn’t rational, it was as if I was coming home, it was love in action, love in verb form. My new and perfect mind worked so fast within my spiritual thoughts that I answered my own heart’s