death
33 subentries
- death. See also dead, the; death penalty; eternal life; judgment; murder
- among primitives
- d. believed to be penalty of sin (89:2.2)
- feared d., which liberated another ghost (86:5.2) (87:1.1)
- house destroyed in which d. occurred (87:1.3)
- inexplicable (86:3-4secs) (88:4.7)
- shamanic theories; witchcraft (90:3sec)
- physical death (49:6sec) (55:2sec)
- Adjuster departs for Divinington after destruction of mind circuits (112:3.3) (112:4.1,3)
- advanced mortals exempt from (49:6.18-21) (55:2.1)
- body remains on planet (12:8.16) (30:4.15) (39:2.13) (189:1.2)
- guardian angels after their subjects’ (113:6sec)
- helpful to view with cheerfulness (55:2.5-6)
- in physical battle is easy (143:1.6)
- no d. on Paradise (27:1.5)
- no time consciousness in (112:3.7) (112:5.13) (168:2.5,9) (188:3.9)
- occurs upon cessation of measurable brain energies, vital motion (101:3.3) (112:3.4) (112:5.14)
- pilot light in human mind disappears upon (113:6.2)
- reflective phenomenon may occurs just prior to (39:5.11)
- significance of death
- brings new dispensation of service (176:2.7)
- gains man nothing except experience of survival (47:3.7) (48:0.2) (48:7.25) (103:5.7)
- only the beginning of endless career (14:5.10)
- part of mortal life (20:6.7) (188:4.2)
- precipitates events which lead to Jesus (176:4.7)
- technique of escape from material life (32:5.4) (47:10.7) (49:6sec)
- spiritual death. See also extinction; nonsurvivors; roll call: of justice
- Adjuster, seraphim must concur in, Censors verify (112:3.2)
- Adjuster proceeds to bosom of Father upon (39:2.13)
- Adjuster released after rejection of survival; seraphim stays (112:3.2) (130:4.8)
- doom final only after self-concepts fully displace spirit nucleus (12:9.6)
- guardian angel responds to dispensational roll call, but Adjuster makes no answer (49:6.7) (113:6.8)
- Jesus warned of spiritual doom (153:2.3)
- not sealed until power lost to choose Father’s will (5:1.11)
Cross-references
- See also dead, the
- See also extinction
- See also death penalty
- See also nonsurvivors
- See also eternal life
- See also roll call: of justice
- See also judgment
- See also murder
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