“Today’s Reminder to Humanity
of All Religions and Spiritual Beliefs…”
by Kelvin Chin
What was Jesus teaching in his resurrection? Many things.
That we all are made of energy — and when our physical biological body dies, our mind continues (our mind is energy). And that if we want to appear in a form to our loved ones after we “die” to say hello, we can. Just like he did. And just like Peter, Andrew, Mary Magdalene, John, James and many others then saw him after his physical death, many of you probably have also similarly experienced your own loved ones (a smell, a voice, a vision, a feather, a bird, an insect, a coin) after they’ve transitioned to the Other Side. And that we should therefore not fear death.
He also taught us we should live life. Live it fully in our physical bodies. Take care of our physical and mental health. Because they both influence our happiness in life.
And his death — like many others throughout history who have died trying to help others — demonstrated that no one, not even Jesus, can control everyone else’s minds. That everyone makes their own decisions and choices. And sometimes, tragically, their choices do not align with our wishes, and may be so misaligned with ours that bad stuff sometimes happens to very good people.
I think his teachings were ones of “not suffering.” To enjoy life and to not fear death. To love ❤️ others by accepting them for who they are, not who we wish they would be and by respecting their choices even when we disagree with them.
I suggest that if you really believe in his teachings, ask yourself if you’re walking your talk in your daily life and behavior towards others. Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words. Are you using the words “God’s love” in your speech but really are dismissive of those who do not share your beliefs? That is not what Jesus taught us.
These are often difficult lessons to practice daily and spontaneously. But he demonstrated to us that it is possible to embody these teachings while in a physical body here on Earth 🌍— that they are valuable teachings to strive for and to live little by little each day.
Kelvin H. Chin is a Meditation Teacher, Life After Life Expert, and Author of “Overcoming the Fear of Death,” “Marcus Aurelius Updated: 21st Century Meditations On Living Life” and “After the Afterlife: Memories of My Past Lives.” He learned to meditate at age 19, and has been teaching Turning Within Meditation and coaching others in their self-growth for 50 years. He helps people understand their life challenges through their individual belief systems, and helps them find their own solutions. His past life memories reach back many centuries, and he accesses those memories in his teaching and his coaching in the same way all coaches draw on their own available experiences for perspective and effective analogies. He can be reached at www.TurningWithin.org.