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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Channeled from Michael by Shepherd
Hoodwin
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March, 1998
Q. Shepherd wrote, "A body can actually exist
for a time with no soul, like a car idling. However, after a
while, it will die if no soul takes it."
I've heard this before. Can you give an
approximate time frame? Are we talking hours, days, weeks,
months?
A. A body can live for several weeks without a
soul residing in it provided that the body is well cared for.
However, for this to occur, there must be souls sending the body
energy. This can be from a loving person; however, usually there
are discarnate souls involved who are keeping the engine running,
so to speak, while a soul is lined up to come in. In the case of a
severely damaged body that no soul wishes to inhabit, once those
around it lose interest, it will die in a couple days.
Q. I noticed that in the sample chapter
"Working with Spirit Guides" in the upcoming book Growing
Through Joy, there is no mention of the fact that one's
essence twin is often the primary spirit guide when the essence
twin is discarnate. Was that an oversight?
A. No, because the essence twin relationship is
usually different from that of spirit guide. It is more intimate,
almost a shared experience of the body. In rare cases the essence
twin stays separate enough to be a guide, who must be an objective
"coach."
Q. When the multiple manifestations of the
Infinite Soul occur, will they all be from one plane or from
multiple planes? Which one(s)?
A. We expect that there will be representations
of each of the three high planes in the next
manifestation.
Q. In Michael's People is the
quote:
"As the Infinite Soul, being the embodiment of
seven, displaces only final-level Old Kings..."
In Michael's Cast of Characters, Emily
Baumbach reports that Buddha was a Priest. Can you
clarify?
A. The man Buddha, before the manifestation,
was a king but with strong priest essence twin bleedthrough and
casting.
Q. What effects, if any, do earthquakes and
underwater volcanoes have on cetaceans?
A. Not much, really. They find them
entertaining, similar to the way you find shooting stars
entertaining.
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