Destiny of Souls by Michael Newton

Author:Michael Newton [Newton, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Body; Mind & Spirit, Afterlife & Reincarnation
ISBN: 9780738715988
Google: NcGklVFxLloC
Amazon: 1567184995
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide
Published: 2000-05-07T23:00:00+00:00

122 s Destiny of Souls Dr. N: Tell me, *Apalon, after you have finished with the initial greetings from your spirit group, does the time soon arrive when you unify with your own energy reserve?

*S: (grinning) My guide Ca naris enjoys making a ceremony out of unification.

Dr. N: With the energy you left behind?

S: Yes, Canaris goes to an alcove in our enclosure where my energy is stored in a glass urn, waiting for me. It is under his care.

Dr. N: I gather your reserve energy has not been too active since your absence. What percentage of the total did you leave behind?

S: Only 15 percent I needed a lot for my Irish life. This part was able to engage with my group and I could move around our area but I didn’t participate in recreational diversions.

Dr. N: I understand, but is this weakened 15 percent a completely whole representation of your soul?

S: (vehemently) Absolutely only a smaller version of me.

Dr. N: And was this 15 percent of you able to keep up with group lessons and greet people while the other 85 percent was on Earth?

S: *Mmm … to an extent… yes. I continue to gain knowledge in both settings. (Earth and the spirit world) Dr. N: (offhanded) I’m curious about something. If that 15 percent is still viable, why don’t you just go get it yourself? What do you need Canaris for?

S: (offended) That would spoil his ceremony. Canaris is the keeper of my flame, so to speak, while I am gone. Besides, what you suggest would be an infringement on his prerogatives to assist me with melding with my energy. He wants to make a ceremony of it.

Dr. N: I’m sorry if I was too presumptuous, Apalon. Why don’t you give me a visual picture of the ceremony.

S: (joyfully) Canaris goes to the alcove and, with the proud flourish of a nurturing father, brings it out while all my friends gather around and cheer about a job well done in Ireland.

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