Honoring Tonska Raymond and the Life of Our Soul After Death

Thank you, Tonska Raymond, for all you have done to uplift our Human Family, including the generous funding you provided to Four Worlds, so the Sacred Circle of indigenous Women of Europe could attend the World Parliament of Religions in November 2018, and meet and pray together, with their Indigenous Sisters of the Americas.

I am thankful that I was able to share with you, some days before your journey to the Other Side Camp, the Life of Our Soul after Death, my best understanding and experience at 77 Winters!

~Our soul is independent of and the very source of our body's existence. If our body is destroyed, our soul and spirit remain unharmed.

~Our soul, our human spirit, is independent of our physical body. Our soul is free and sanctified, beyond this physical plane of time and space.

~All the powers that distinguish us, as Human Beings - reason, memory, abstract thought, creativeness, inventiveness, will-power - All are all properties of our Soul - Not the body.

~A love that anyone may have had for anyone will not be forgotten in the spiritual worlds, nor will we forget the life we had in this physical world.

~In the spiritual world, we will recognize one another. We will seek union, a spiritual union.

~The relationship of our soul with our body is like the connection between a lamp and a mirror. If the mirror is polished and perfected, the light of the lamp appears, but if the mirror is broken or covered with dust, the light remains concealed.

~Our rational soul—the human spirit—does not descend into our bodies or exist through our physical bodies. It is just the opposite. Our soul is the very substance and foundation upon which our body depends for existence.

~The soul has no gender, race, ethnicity, or class. This reality makes all forms of prejudice, whatever they may be, intolerable and unacceptable. The soul is not divided, it is a reflection of the Oneness of our Creator.

~Our soul is endowed from our beginning, in this physical world of time and space, with its own individuality. Our soul does not acquire it because of our body. The individuality and identity of our soul are strengthened in this physical world through our spiritual tests and challenges.

I am very thankful to see that my Tonja Toni Lane Casserly was there to meet you, as you entered the Other Side Camp, along with many other relatives.

With Warm and Loving Greetings,

Dekshi