ANGELIC


Julie Ryan (2017). Angelic Attendents: 

                              What Really Happens as We Transition 

                               from this  Life into the Next.


Ryan holds no academic degrees...she invented surgical devices and founded many successful companies...she now identifies as a psychic and medical intuitive that is able to remotely see anyone's medical condition, including their stage in the dying process.

Ryan presents anecdotal evidence including confirmation of what she "sees" via doctors and families, i.e., she first reports what she sees, then seeks and receives confirmation.

from her experiences, she posits 12 phases in the dying process that everyone goes through; however, the time in each phase varies from hours to years, depending on the person and life circumstances.

1.spirit exits the body at the top of the head as an attached bubble (like the speech bubble in comic strips)

2.parents arrive, mom at the right foot and dad at the left foot

3.angels arrive and form a circle around the person

4.angles from a horsehoe, opening the circle at the top

5.2 guardian angels appear, on either side of the spirit bubble, and our own guardian angel to the right of the mother at our feet

6.spirits arrive, family and friends who have passed, in the front row behind the parents and angels

7.animal spirits arrive, standing guard to the right of the person's bed

8.horseshoe expands

9.many spirits in period dress arrive behind family and friends (ancestors)

10.vacuum, that can be seen, heard, and felt, forms, and a hole opens when the 2 angel's wings begin to flap

11.angels from a line in front of the bed with parents in the middle, the hole opens wider and the upward pull increases as the angels increase the rhythm of their wings flapping

12. vacuuum lifts the spirit out of the body, and the spirit bubble becomes like a hologram of the person with two angels escorting the person to heaven (the person's spirit moving up and to the right)

Ryan also describes a "walk through heaven" to prepare people for the transition... starting at sand dunes, walking into and through the sun, encountering and walking through a rubbery, plasmalike wall of yellow-white light, then in heaven, being welcomed by spirits...the person walks back out, retracing the process, and re-entering the body.


Practice: Ryan provides an intuition practice where one asks a question and the first answer that comes to mind "is it"...if you start to think about the answer for a few seconds, you're no longer in the intuition, but in the brain/mind linear, logical mode...next, act on the intuition for verification

Alternative practice: imagine what it would be like to be on your deathbed, and go through the 12 steps

Alternative practice: go through the "walk through heaven" and find out who will be greeting you after you die.




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