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(Transcribed by TurboScribe.ai - Go Unlimited to remove this message) Welcome to this podcast.

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It's April the 4th, 2024, and my name

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is David Marshall, and today we're talking about the death. If you're interested in kind of the purpose

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of death, why we have it, the experience

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of death, then this is for you.

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Because of course, spirituality, self-awareness, which is

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what this is all about, the Conscious Creation

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Academy podcast is all about how we create

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our own reality, and death and other realities

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is all part of it. So today, this is a question I kind

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of pose, what is death? And really wanted Aaron to speak on that.

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Aaron has been in my physical life since

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I was three years old, and always comes

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in with interesting aspects. Had a very, very massive psychic awakening when

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I was three. That's continued throughout my life.

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And Aaron is my oldest friend and never

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lets me down. Has been around training me since I was

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three years old in my dreams with my out-of-body experiences.

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And so I've been channeling Aaron for about

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10 years. So today, we're talking about death, what it

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is. And I do know what tends to happen

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is I'll kind of pose a question, and

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then I will get a sense of what

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Aaron will talk about. And it kind of comes from the right

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-hand side. I can feel Aaron's energy building up now

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as I'm kind of talking. Comes kind of from a space on the

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right-hand side, about a foot outside of

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my physical head. And immediately, I got the idea and the

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kind of words that, look, you can't understand

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death without understanding life.

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You can't understand life without understanding birth.

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You can't understand any of those without putting them in context of what creativity is and

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what the personality or what the broader soul

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is doing. And so that's kind of where we're headed.

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And it was not what I expected, but

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I've learned to go with the flow with

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this. So what I'm gonna do now is just

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relax, take a little sip of tea as

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I sit here in my office. And the next voice that you will hear

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will be Aaron's, and we'll see where this goes. I have no idea when we start this

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where it's gonna go. I can feel very warm energy surrounding me

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with Aaron, very safe, nurturing, easy energy that

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I obviously have recognised throughout my whole life.

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And we'll see where this goes. I'm sure it'll be interesting.

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And it'll be part of, I think, I

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get the sense it's part of this idea

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around creativity because the last channelling session we

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had talked about creativity. And I do know that creativity is one

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of the essential natures of consciousness.

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And so we'll see where this goes. The next voice you will hear will be

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Aaron's. I have no idea how long it will be, how loud it will be, how quiet

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it will be. Sometimes it gets pretty full on. I try and just put myself to one

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side and I can feel now that Aaron

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is available. And so let's see where we go.

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All right, so the next voice you hear will be Aaron's.

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Welcome to this next talk. My name is Aaron.

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It's how I identify myself.

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Although I would say that this is not a name that was placed upon me.

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It's a name that I adopt to allow

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some kind of recognition, some kind of connection

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to my voice, to my energy, to my

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being as it is impressed and focused from

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outside of the physical reality that you identify

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with through David into this microphone, into this

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environment in which you are all operating.

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Now, bear in mind you do not operate solely within this environment.

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This is just one small part, essential and

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important and creative, but it's just one small

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part of your own creative process.

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And death is creative. Life is creative.

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Birth is creative. And that's because as David pointed out, consciousness,

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awareness will always seek to create new experience.

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All that is, which is ourselves of course,

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want to know ourselves. We cannot help but explore.

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We enjoy the pleasure of creativity, of understanding

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ourselves, of challenging ourselves, of pressurizing ourselves, if

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you like, into experiences.

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The key here is that your experience is

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so defined by your senses.

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It is so limited by your concepts that

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you think that this is the only experience

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and you define your creativity within the context

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of physical reality. But of course, it is just one very

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small, tiny part of your true nature.

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And so let's talk about death, a subject

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that a lot of people do not like talking about.

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And yet death is a rebirth.

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Death, as you understand it, of course, is

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simply a change of direction of where you

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put your attention. The challenge, of course, is that it is

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made so much more important to you because

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of the limitation of the senses and the

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impactful nature of the environment, the all-encompassing

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nature of physical reality that appears to be

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the start, the middle, and the end.

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And therefore, there is so much importance placed

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upon it. In the broadest sense, there is much less

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importance placed on it. The day of your death is one moment

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and one thought within your broader consciousness experience.

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It bears no relation to the importance that

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you place upon it. But there is a reason for that.

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I would say that your experience of death,

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not as the experiencer, but as the population

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that thinks about death as the end, is

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much too focused upon.

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And I can understand why, but fundamentally, it

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is a misunderstanding. So let's talk about creativity in terms of

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birth and life and death and the broader

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nature. So why did you come here?

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You came here to experience physical reality.

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You came here to place yourselves quite voluntarily

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within the context of the ups and the

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downs and the lefts and the right. You came here as part of a broader

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creative experiment which your broader consciousness is aware

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of and birthed you, if you like, with

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your permission into a reality that is so

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compact, it is like you are held in

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this coalesced energy space that appears so real

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that you cannot work your way out of

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it. And this is why death has such importance

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to you. And of course, the death experience is necessary.

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And so let's understand why. In order to have a life, you must

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have a birth and a death. In order to have a life, you must

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have a blueprint, so to speak.

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You must have ideas of why you came

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here within the certain time context in which

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you place yourself. Within each century, personalities, souls, or whereas energies,

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entities, whatever the language you wish to use,

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place themselves within the physical environment.

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And they call that a life because this

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is a grand experiment of consciousness.

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There are processes, there are systems, there are

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areas which you must involve yourself, the birth

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of children, the experience of being a father

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and a mother and a child, the experience

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of being human, the experience of being a

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victim, the experience of being the perpetrator.

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You experience all of these within the context

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of a particular time period.

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You cannot experience yourself as a woman in

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400 AD in the same way as you

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experience yourself as a woman within 2024.

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It is a completely different experience.

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Both are valid. And they're valid in two different ways.

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They're valid to the broader self, the consciousness

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that all these lives make up, this broader

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consciousness. And so this broader consciousness, the inner soul,

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for want of a better phrase, experiences all

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these lifetimes, all these experiences together.

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They make up, they are constituent parts of

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this broader self. They are like the cells of your body

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make up your whole body.

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The selves of yourself make up the inner

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self, the inner soul. And so all these experiences are valid and

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happy, and yet they must be separated within

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the physical environment. And therefore you have the nature of time.

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You place yourself within an environment where events

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appear to happen sequentially and you call this

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a life. And that could not happen if you did

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not have a birth, a day of birth.

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It could not happen if you did not have a day of death.

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It could not happen if you did not

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have the events in between that you identify

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with. When you identify with a birth and a

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death and the events in between and call

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it a life, it gives a certain purpose,

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gives a certain urgency. It encourages you to have experiences, to play

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out the blueprints of which you are so

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interested within your lives individually and en masse.

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Now the truth is, of course, that outside

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of physical reality in the broader soul, there

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is no time. A lifetime is a breath of the inner

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self and the inner soul. And so the term life and death and

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birth relates only to the physical environment.

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And yet owing to the over-imposition of

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the intellect, the over-focus to say, if

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we cannot feel it or sense it except

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through the five senses, it is not real,

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it has superimposed an extra importance, a misguided

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importance of the idea of death and birth

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and in between. And so you came here to impress yourselves

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within physical reality, to have a certain experience

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as a man, as a woman, as a

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child in a certain environment, industrialized, non-industrialized.

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Certain parts of the world have different cultures.

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Think of these as different areas that you

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wanted to experience as a man in Asia,

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as a woman in Scotland, as a child

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in Norway, as a banker in Australia.

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All these are valid experiences, all have their

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different blueprints. And time and death and birth apply only

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when you are in the reality itself.

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When you are focusing your attention away from

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physical reality into, we will call your dream

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world, the ideas of death and life, have

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no recognition whatsoever.

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You are able quite actively to talk to

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those who have not been born yet in your terms, those who have died.

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Because outside of physical reality, therefore, these terms

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have absolutely no meaning. They are simply another moment within the experience

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of the broader self. And so why do you have them?

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Because creatively, you have to give yourself a

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boundary, if you will, a certain ability to

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experience yourself through the events of physical reality.

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And by doing that, you impress upon yourself

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certain very valid experiences, valid experience of relationship,

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valid experiences of being a parent, of feeling

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hunger, of being abundant, of being poor.

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All these are experiences that you want to

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have in order to educate yourself as part

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of the broader inner soul.

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So how should you think about death?

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How should you think about life? Death itself is an easy transition.

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You will find out yourself as you focus

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your attention away from physical reality, as you

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do when you daydream, as you do when

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you go to sleep. Think of death as you're turning your attention

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away from physical reality, and your awareness will

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grow, and you will realize I am not

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dead. I am actually more alive, more energized, more

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motivated than I have felt ever before without

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the restrictions of physical reality to confine me

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and to confine my energy and my belief

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systems. So do not be afraid of death.

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In terms of time, you have died many

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times, and yet here you are. In that sense, you could say that you

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are in an afterlife. In terms of time.

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So death in itself gives a personality, the

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opportunity to call time, for want of a

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better phrase, to say, I have learned what

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I want to learn, and now I'm ready

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to learn something different. It is not something to be afraid of.

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It is not something to concern yourself individually.

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Obviously, within the context of the DNA, of

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your awareness of your bodies and your ecology,

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you place so much emphasis on the five

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senses within that context that you think, I

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am not gonna see this person again. Therefore, for those left, with that misunderstanding, of

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course, there is an emotional quality, but that

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quality is valid, but it should not be

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dwelled upon because the individual who has woken

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up in another reality and died in this

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reality is available to you within your dream

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state, just as they are within your waking

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life. And the birth that you have, the expression

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of yourself, the impulse to be within physical

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reality, this is something where the personality, you

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decide on a particular family, a particular environment,

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a culture, a time in which you choose

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to be born, this is valid.

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And the experience of becoming a child, having

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been a fetus, learning to walk and talk,

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to be loved and to love, to learn

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about relationships in the physical reality, to grow

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up in the sense through time are completely

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valid. But with some education, which we are trying

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to provide here, you will realize that life

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and death are just breaths, that your beliefs

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that you have during the moments of your

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life dictate the experience and therefore impress upon

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yourself the idea of safety and beauty, the

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idea of passion, compassion, creativity and allow your

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mind to wander, allow it to daydream and

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to know that this is one experience of

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a limitless number that is available to you.

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And this will take the edge off, so

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to speak, your urgency, it will reassure you

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intuitively, emotionally, energetically of your safety.

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And so how should you think of death?

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Think of death as another door opening, just

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as the birth is another door opening and

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the experience that you have in between held

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here within the confines of physical reality can

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be so different when you allow yourself to

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think, to feel, to be much more than

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you ever knew. And in order to gain an experience of

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that head into your dreams, tell yourself, I

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want to experience myself. And with the intention comes the inner action

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of the inner soul responding to you.

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Apply the law of attraction as you think

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of it to your inner self. Request insights and information.

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Bear in mind that you will filter these

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based on your belief system. You may say, tell me about reality, inner

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soul. And yet your conscious and unconscious beliefs may

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be that the world is unsafe and against

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you, that money is evil, that abundance is

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only available to those who are not spiritual.

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And you will filter these. The inner soul will tell you that joy

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and abundance is yours, translated into money, that

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you can be spiritual and financially abundant, that

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the religions are echoes of a broader truth,

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that the new age is a stepping stone

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to something broader and the inner self can

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send you this information and you will filter

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it based on your beliefs.

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So let's finish this with a short exercise

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for yourself. It will involve some effort, but it will

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release conflicting ideas, damaging core beliefs that you

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have. And remember that it is your beliefs and

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emotions and expectations that are the tools that

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you use to create the reality that you

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want. So make a list of everything that you

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are amazingly good at. Make a list of everything that you enjoy

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about your life. And then next to it, write a list

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of all the beliefs you have about those

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areas. And you will see you have positive beliefs.

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Include the ideas of death and birth and

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life. And then on the next sheet, write down

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areas of your life that you are unhappy

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with. And then a list of what you believe

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about those areas and be honest with yourself.

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Include ideas of belief of death and life

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and birth. This exercise alone will allow you to see

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where you have conflicting ideas and these conflicting

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ideas inhibit the work of the psychic senses.

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These are necessary for you to have these

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insights into the nature of yourself.

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And just as you choose your moment of

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birth, dear friends, you choose your moment of

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death for your own purposes.

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And you can become aware of that when

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you believe that you can. So we will leave it there.

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Creativity plays through the inner conscious soul into

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physical reality. Your birth and your death and your life

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are your creativity born and experienced.

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But you are quite safe within all of

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them. You are quite immortal.

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Ponder on these ideas. And if you are brave enough, when you

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sleep one evening, something suggests that you wish

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to experience a death and you will find

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that it is not quite as fearful as

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you may think. Okay, so I hope that was interesting.

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20 minutes, I think for that felt about,

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oh, about two minutes to me.

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Very interesting experience.

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My experience of it is I will see the images and the feelings as Aaron is

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talking. And sometimes it's very deep. Sometimes I feel as though my awareness is

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coming and going. Very, very interesting.

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What I can't remember, most of that, I

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do remember the impression when he was talking

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about, you know, thinking of this as the

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afterlife, you know, an afterlife and that we're

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still alive, you know, in terms of time

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and all that kind of, you know, I just kind of felt that ripple through me.

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So that was quite an interesting thing to experience.

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So I hope that's useful for you, maybe

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giving you a different idea. And I do remember at the end him

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suggesting heading into your dreams and actually inviting

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an experience of one of your deaths that

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you have given the nature of time, simultaneous

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nature of time, that is available to you.

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And I have done that and it wasn't

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anywhere near as scary as I thought it was, but I did make sure that I

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was quite relaxed before I did it. And yeah, and it was an interesting experience

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to have. And certainly I have no fear of death

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because it feels just like this transition.

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And again, experience is everything.

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So do whatever Aaron said in there, go

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and play, go and experience, and we'll see

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where we go from there. So that's it. So wherever you are, please do subscribe.

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Look out for more coming soon. And you can go and download my book

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called The Dream We Call Earth at thedreamwecallearth

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.com, thedreamwecallearth.com.

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And a whole bunch of audios will accompany

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the book to teach you about the nature of reality in a very, very different way

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based on the understandings that I have and

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also Aaron's teachings and other things that have

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inspired me along the way. That's it. Have a great day.

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All the best.