Cryonics never paid attention to they dying process like current Edgar Cayce youtubes. I thought I'd gain some insight via cryonics to dying and death but nope. It's all sanitized, privatized and covered up like all other funeral institutions. The process of dying is a much more involved process than I've known since going throught it with Dorothy, not a cryonicist but nonetheless, a 30 year partner... and cryonics ignores the elements of dying to a degree that left me completely unprepared for the event.

Cryonics never promised to prepare us for death and dying but it should have since it claims to have the key to preventing the process from full completion. One would think they would have been on the front lines of understanding death and it's interruption with cryogenic temps. But no. Dying is as opaque via cryonics as the rest of society and the death industry.

Lucky for my I have quantumonics, including NDE's on youtube and some new ideas via Russel. Quantumonics essentially displaces cryonics. And there is a lot to discover even there that has not been fully disclosed. "Winks" or "synchronicities" are my favorite way to explore the current interaction between Dorothy and me. Documenting the events and doing the statistical analysis of liklihood of concious perception is the tricky part right now.

She's definitely coming through the veil on her 90th birthday for me today. Doubters can say I'm seeing patterns from my own point of view but there are several instances of recorded physical actions that can definitely be seen by others as long-shot coincidences beond mere interpretation.

Some of them might seem ridiculous... but all the more reason that I see them as the ghost of the departed having the "time and space" to be playful with a definite sense of humor.... and repeated many times beyond what can be considered pure chance.

Conciousness and awareness are primary... that's the thing the understand. They're not "side effects" of evolution from goo. If goo evolved to humans, which is not true, but if it did, then the POTENTIAL for self awareness HAd to predece the event of awareness. So something else is going on here... and with the youtubes I've been watching, there is plenty to think about.

Happy Birthday Dorothy, at 90... post mortem. I see you! Keep up the good winks!

"Lifelong Love: 6 Signs Your Elderly Loved One May Be Nearing the End – What Edgar Cayce Revealed Still Shocks Many"

For most of us, the thought of losing a loved one is almost unbearable. As we watch our parents and grandparents age, we may find ourselves in denial, refusing to accept that their time with us is limited. We may try to ignore the subtle changes in their behavior and health, brushing them off as just a part of getting older. But according to spiritual figure Edgar Cayce, there are signs that can indicate when someone may be in the final year of their life.

Based on Cayce's studies and readings, these signs reflect changes in energy, behavior, and consciousness that may indicate a soul preparing for transition. By understanding these signs, we can offer more comfort and support to our loved ones in their final days. So let's dive into what Cayce has revealed about the 6 signs that the elderly may show before the end.

1. Withdrawal from Everyday Activities

One of the first signs to notice is a subtle change in the person's vital energy. They may begin to naturally withdraw from everyday activities that once seemed important. For example, they may no longer have a desire to wake up early or participate in long conversations. This is not a sign of sadness or apathy, but rather a natural movement of the soul as it begins to detach from the material world.

2. Alteration in Perception of Time

As our loved ones near the end of their journey, they may also experience an alteration in their perception of time. They may disconnect from counting the days and become less concerned with schedules and appointments. This is not a sign of dementia, but rather a slight disconnection from the linearity of time.

3. Changes in Sleep Patterns

Another common sign is changes in sleep patterns. The person may start sleeping much more or experiencing persistent insomnia. This is a reflection of the body's natural rhythm as it tries to adjust for something beyond the physical routine. Some may also have intense dreams or reports of supernatural occurrences during this time.

4. Decrease in Appetite

Changes in appetite are also common, with some people reporting a lack of hunger or thirst. This is not necessarily a sign of illness, but rather a reflection of the body's disconnection from material needs. It's important to monitor with medical support, but also understand that this may be a natural part of the transition process.

5. Alteration in Communication

As our loved ones approach their final days, they may also experience changes in the way they communicate. There may be a slowness in gestures, words, and thoughts as the mind becomes more focused inward. They may also begin to talk more about the past, reflecting on old memories as they prepare for their journey.

6. Increase in Emotional Sensitivity

Finally, our loved ones may become more emotionally sensitive during this time. They may cry more easily or demonstrate an unusual sweetness even in difficult situations. This is not a sign of weakness, but rather a spiritual expansion as the soul becomes more connected to what truly matters.

It's important to note that these signs are not guarantees and may vary from person to person. It's crucial to continue monitoring with medical support and providing loving care as they approach their final days. However, by understanding these signs and being present with our loved ones, we can offer them comfort and support during this delicate phase.

In addition to these six signs, Cayce also shared that many people approaching their final days may express an intuitive perception that their time is drawing near. They may say things like, "I'm getting ready" or "I'll soon rest." These statements should not be ignored or brushed off as symbolic or poetic; they carry a real and revealing weight.

While it's natural to want to protect our loved ones from the painful reality of their passing, it's crucial to respect what they feel and communicate. Giving them space to talk about their feelings without interrupting or denying is an act of love. It allows them to find peace and closure in their final moments.

In conclusion, as difficult as it may be, understanding these signs can help us prepare emotionally for the loss of a loved one. It can also help us offer them the support and love they need during their final days. Let's honor and cherish our elderly loved ones in their last chapter of life, showing them that their legacy of love will continue on long after they are gone.