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Cremate or bury?

Thu 10:37 am +00:00, 29 May 2025 2

posted by Tapestry

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2 Responses to “Cremate or bury?”

29 May 2025 13:36

Kneepad says:

The video below I watched a few weeks ago. Its Emspiracy from YT and her thoughts on what happens to us at the moment of death, just like the video above. Now there’s lots of discussion as to whether Emma of Emspiracy is human or if is she actually an AI construct. Whatever, her words are always interesting, full of wisdom and plenty of ‘truth.’ Emspiracy covers a myriad of subjects, and as the name suggests, they usually encapsulated with a conspiracy aspect. The first Emspiracy video below (about 5 mins) covers and repeats very similar sentiments expressed in the video above, on how it’s important how the dead are released. I’ve put in another couple of her videos for interest and if you like what you hear, she has many more on YT that may be used to enlighten ‘other people’ on various subjects, she is intriguing to say the least. I’ve nearly posted her content a few times, but this article just fitted well with what I’ve just watched.
Tip, when you click on the videos below, you will need to turn the sound on using the icon near the top right of the screen, if you miss the start trying to sort the sound out, just click the > on the right of the picture, it will go to the next video, then click < to go back to the first video. At death https://www.facebook.com/reel/1357481922229768

A shorter one on death;
https://www.facebook.com/reel/970527301910525

Bermuda Triangle;
https://www.facebook.com/reel/3832914513520643

Fingerprints;
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1179498093180691
29 May 2025 14:13

Belyi says:

If people are worried about those who have gone before, I suggest contacting a reputable medium. The soul has work to do and it’s not helped by people weeping and wailing for months afterwards as it has to stay around and comfort the bereaved.

My mother had a visitation from my father a couple of days after he died and before his funeral. He was so happy, dancing with his beloved mother who had gone before. It certainly comforted Mum too.