by CR (149)
The perception of death results from a completely wrong concept of life. In fact, death has never existed. At this point, it may not be necessary anymore to reiterate that the spirit is immortal. The spirit never dies.
Therefore, people should do their best to recover, as soon as possible, from the shock caused by the disincarnation of relatives and friends, so as not to weaken themselves spiritually.
Popular wisdom rightly says that "what cannot be cured, must be endured". The Portuguese saying is more like: "What can't be amended, amended it is". It's useless to continue to regret the past. Therefore, the concern must be focused on the present, on which the future depends.
The immortality of the spirit is therefore an absolute fact and after physical death, which we call disincarnation, many disincarnated spirits remain in the atmosphere of the Earth, also known as the Inferior Astral.
It has been said many times that to think is to attract. All those who are bound by thought to discarnated spirits of the Inferior Astral, are not only attracting and disturbing them more, but also delaying these spirits ascend to the spiritual worlds where they belong. This encourages them to remain in touch with earthly issues, including problems related to family life, thus leading them to become obsessor spirits.
Unfortunately these obsessor spirits can be counted by the millions, roaming the Inferior Astral, which are often attracted by low level thoughts and feelings of human beings. These spirits can then take advantage of this to encourage human vices and weaknesses through intuition.
References
[1] Christian Rationalism, 1st Edition, Rio de Janeiro 1984
[2] Compilation, paraphrasing, translation from original texts in Portuguese
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