Death; The Great Adventure. Lucis Trust England.

Our ideas about death have been erroneous; we have looked upon it as the great
and  ultimate terror, where in reality it is the great escape, the entrance into a fuller
measure of activity, and the release of the life from the crystallised vehicle and an
inadequate form.

Why not welcome Transition? Learn to glory in experience, which is the gift of wise
old age, and look forward to the great adventure which confronts you,
You know well, in your highest moments, that the transition means realization
without any physical plane limitations.

Disease and death are essentially conditions inherent in substance; just as man
identifies himself with the form aspect, so will he be conditioned by the law of
dissolution. This law is a fundamental and natural law, governing the life of the
form in all the kingdoms of Nature.

There is a technique of dying, just as there is of living.

People fail to relate death and sleep. Death, after all is only a longer interval
in the life of physical plane functioning, one has only " gone abroad' for a longer period.

Death can be regarded as the experience which frees us from the illusion of form.

Death is only an interlude in a life of steadily accumulating experience. It marks
a definite transition from one state of consciousness into another.

Death comes  to the individual man, in the ordinary sense of the term, when the
will to live in a physical body goes, and the will to abstract takes its place.
This we call death.

As humanity becomes more soul conscious, death will be seen as an "ordered "
process, carried out in full consciousness and with understanding of cyclic purpose.

1) The work of Restitution. 2) The Art of Elimination.3) The Process of Integration.
These three processes are Death.

Death is an act of the intuition, transmitted by the soul to the personality and then
acted upon in conformity to the Divine Will by the individual will.

And then a Word sounds forth. The descended radiating point of light ascends,
responsive to the dimly heard recalling note, attracted to its emanating source.
This man calls death, and the soul calls life.

Resurrection is the keynote of Nature: death is not.
Death is only the anti-chamber of resurrection.