❓ QUESTION:
They say people begin to sense when their time has come. Lately, I have been having thoughts not of suicide, but of death itself. I am a student in the prime of my life, yet the feeling that I am about to die visits me almost every day—before bed, on my way to campus, or while out with friends—and it doesn't frighten me at all. I want to understand: are these simply negative thoughts I need to address, or is my Higher Self mentally preparing me for departure to another world?
❗️ LEE'S RESPONSE:
This is most likely a result of your negative beliefs. That is precisely how it feels. You are running a program from a past life that you are actively maintaining in order to follow a restrictive path.
Knowing your end has a different quality—it is the sensation of a mission ALREADY accomplished. Such knowledge is granted so a person has time to decide whether they wish to switch to a new task, reinvent themselves, or move toward new objectives. If the answer is "no," then that is fine. If the answer is "yes," then that is also fine.
Examine for yourself which "fine" you are currently choosing to uphold.
If no such crossroad exists, the knowledge of the transition is present within but usually remains unconscious; the thought does not take such a concrete form, and the individual lives out their final hours or days in a semi-trance.
