A Soul's Journey After Suicide with Joseph Gallenberger
New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove・2 minutes read
Dr. Joseph Gallenberger delves into the afterlife journey of the soul, drawing from personal experiences and his work with intuitive channelers. Through programs like Lifeline at the Monroe Institute, he emphasizes communication with the afterlife, highlighting messages of love, healing, and rehabilitation for souls burdened by personal issues.
Insights
- Dr. Joseph Gallenberger, through his work at the Monroe Institute, delves into afterlife communication and soul rehabilitation, emphasizing love, reassurance, and the non-judgmental nature of the afterlife.
- Gallenberger's personal experiences, including seeking communication with his deceased brother, highlight the healing and understanding that can arise from connecting with loved ones in the afterlife, shedding light on the timelessness of the soul's journey and the potential for reincarnation.
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Summary
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"Exploring Afterlife: Soul Journey and Healing"
- Dr. Joseph Gallenberger, a clinical psychologist and author, explores the afterlife journey of the soul.
- Gallenberger is associated with the Monroe Institute of Virginia and has written books like Brothers Forever and Heaven is for Healing.
- The Monroe Institute offers programs like Lifeline that use brainwave technology to facilitate communication with the afterlife.
- Gallenberger's personal experiences and work with intuitive channelers have solidified his belief in the afterlife.
- After his brother's suicide, Gallenberger sought communication with him to understand his afterlife process.
- Gallenberger shares instances of afterlife communication, emphasizing messages of love and reassurance.
- The Lifeline program at the Monroe Institute involves soul rescue work to guide lost souls on the other side.
- Gallenberger discusses the compassionate and non-judgmental nature of the afterlife, particularly for those who have experienced trauma or suicide.
- The afterlife offers opportunities for rehabilitation, healing, and insight for souls burdened by personal problems.
- Gallenberger's brother, after 20 years, seems ready to incarnate again, highlighting the timelessness and healing process of the afterlife.
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Understanding Life, Death, and Beyond: A Journey
- Parents revisited brother's critical life decisions from 18 to 22 after his passing, finding healing in understanding his perspectives.
- Reincarnation discussed as a natural process, with options for individuals, potentially involving hundreds of lives and diverse roles.
- Human lifetime compared to the vastness of time, emphasizing interconnectedness with the universe despite individual psychological processes.
- Direct communication with deceased loved ones described, highlighting signs and stages of contact, influenced by the person's state and memories.
- Mother's post-death communication through a dream about her changing appearance, symbolizing a process of letting go.
- Phases of contact with deceased family members marked by familiar scents or symbols, reflecting their essence and connection.
