Death & Impermanence | reflections on Ash Wednesday and a personal near death experience

[@harryschultz6951]

“I bless those moments” 100 percent right on

[@LukeBricker]

Much love, Harry!

[@shuchichang1423]

beautiful sharing , so touching and emotional for me , i feel you man ❤

[@LukeBricker]

Thank you for you comment and heart connection! Glad you're here 😀

[@lsamuels919]

Our body is dust our soul is pure light unconditional love , we always have been and we always will be 💛💛💛

[@LukeBricker]

Agreed 😀

[@richNfit4life]

What will return to dust is the body, not that which is your true essence. You are not the body, you are not even the mind. The body is a vehicle we use in our travels on this physical plane. It’s made from the earth and will return to the earth. Are you Catholic? You’ve read Buddha. He taught that we return into many lives, many incarnations. Catholic teaching does not teach this. I’m not sure where your beliefs are mainly rooted, but it comes across as a conflicting mix of Catholicism and Buddhism. Yes, there is some harmony between them, but there also are some major differences.

[@LukeBricker]

Totally agree, Richard. I welcome the conflicting mix :) Christ is my native tongue being that I'm a PK who became a pastor who then eventually took everything apart and now practice & teach non-dual inter-spirituality.