GOON
GOON
GOON
KATHARINA KINTUY
BACK TO LIFE
Many myths, religions and ways of looking at the world revolve around life and death. Who are we and why. What do we live and why. What accompanies us and why.
I would like to briefly highlight three areas that I think are important and that I see in my work. Point one is karma. Point two is our essence, where do we come from. Point three is the "how". How do we end life and what impact does it have on the life to come.
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1.karma
When we cleanse our colon, this cleansing is somewhat idle in the process. But the decision, once made, is full of good intentions. When our soul, our Creator, decides to embark on a journey, that journey is taken from a vantage point that occurs without any knowledge of the processes that follow once we are on the journey. When we are incarnated, many things come into play that we previously knew but did not suffer and cannot feel before. Once we have decided to go to earth, to incarnate on earth, there is no going back. Our actions become an eternal action that wants to be looked at from all sides, wants to experience and see. Karma can decide where we are reborn and with whom. Who we meet and why. The goal is to go through these processes in such a way that the soul's wealth of experience is rich and pure at the end of the journey. Trivializing this process as a colon cleanse may seem counterintuitive, but I think there is a certain similarity. Before we don't know - in the process we suffer - afterwards we are smarter and feel better and clean again.
Everything we do comes back to us so we can look at it again and from a different angle, because that's what we want. Characters, layers, plots, facet by facet, we experience life and death a thousand times. Draw with us what is not finished and break new ground and give new impetus.
Beyond death.
What do we take with us, what is important. Why the "like".
A short explanation.
2.Our essence
We are not all the same. Each of us brings something and loses something along the way through lives. In the exit from the incarnations of the earth, Jesus or Buddha could be seen in their entirety. That's our goal. To start losing and finding each other again. All of us. Of different kinds. When we bring this essence with us, I see that. Even if it matters where we were before. And by that I don't mean our planet. When we came from another world that is infinitely richer in species than ours, I see that. I have seen worlds whose biodiversity is so immeasurable that I know exactly what so many people here miss. And that is also part of their job.
3.The exit point, the last thought
The last thought at the point of our death - no matter where and when, moves like a wind into the next life. As a metaphor, I like to use the act of trying to get something out of another room. We go into the room and suddenly we forgot what we wanted to get. We're standing in this room, but why? As an example, I would like to mention a client who is always afraid that something will happen whenever she has the feeling of being and becoming successful. Something is blocking her. I see her standing in the Colosseum of Pompeii in my session in her last life as a gladiator. Her armor is golden, her helmet with a border of red feathers. Standing next to her, I see the first rocks crashing into the spectator tier at the top left, then to the right. In the background Mount Vesuvius. Then I see with her the moment when a massive mudslide floods over the top of the theater and buries us. This last impulse, this thought was stored in her soul. We leave with that last thought - only we don't remember exactly what it was. The knowledge remains, but the images disappear. At the height of a Roman country boy's career, death suddenly loomed before him. We can no longer link this sensation to an experience because we forget the experience. But we store the exit, the sensation, that very realization: "If you make it, you die." So what stands in the way of success in the next life? The false realization of dying at the peak of our being.
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The spiritual aspect of my work is actually not seeing, but cleaning and thereby healing. Today we are at a crossroads where we have to let go of the old because things continue. And to continue, let's look at that. The complex. Life is complex. In the small and in the big. The infinite beauty of it is precisely the unfathomable beauty.
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