Short story: John dies to his body/mind self, but finds still all of himself, complete still, in his soul

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John had just died, and he found himself in his soul, in some other world, somewhere. He started to have a look around where he was, and he wondered why there was nobody else seemingly there at all. Then, he realised that each soul must occupy its own space in its own universe, and to see other souls, we need to intersect with them, our world with theirs, and then we can meet them on the intersecting plateau, created by each soul, for them to interact with each other upon. We are all Gods then, so to speak, living as ourselves in a separate existence, as such, self-contained. It is God's love that connects one soul to the next, via their soul world, which in essence is a consciousness field that the soul lives within as the energy spark of love, of God, with this field, or space surrounding it, giving it its realness of substance. Most people might think that it is their mind and body which are thinking and feeling, but after we die, we see that these two functions, actually come from our soul. The like responses in the body/mind are stimulated by the incoming feelings, and thoughts, from the soul. Incoming thoughts and feelings can be distorted by our mind though, if we allow our ego self to rule us. Thus, in our soul alone, we can still think, and feel. After thinking, and feeling, comes decision; we will something to happen. Decisions can be made by our mind, or by our soul, but of course, they are far better made by our soul, working through our heart. After a time, in this new space, John found himself attached to another vehicle, or body/mind, with which he could work through as soul, in the inner worlds, which exist on different levels to our physical plane, but which our soul only works in, because of itself having its own space and existence, separately to the plane, where its body/mind is functioning too. One such plane is referred to as the Astral plane, where we often go, to have our nightly dreams in that plane, using our Astral body there, rather than our physical body, which lies asleep, inert, on our bed. "The great moral powers of the soul are faith, hope, and love." Ellen G. White, (1827 to 1915) an American writer said that. Of course, our soul holds our feeling, thinking, and being, power within it too. Our soul is our real self. Be your real self. Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com Our soul is our real self.