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Weird World reads messages said to come from Francis Banks, a former nun and psychologist, after she died, as taken down by a friend. Banks describes waking on a bed before a quiet, bright view. The reading says dying is a change of phase, and that growth goes on after it. She speaks of learning to use what she calls a body of light, so she can meet souls she takes to be further along. Later the same account talks about the divine. It is not a person in the picture many people carry, but a creative power of love and intelligence. She also says her center is still herself, while her outlook has grown. It is a calm and comforting reading.
Key points
- Weird World reads messages said to come from Francis Banks after her death.
- She describes waking on a bed before a quiet, bright view.
- Dying, in this reading, is a change of phase, and growth goes on.
- She speaks of a body of light that lets her meet souls further along.
- The divine, in her account, is a creative power of love and intelligence.
Short quotes
I found myself lying on a bed gazing out at a tranquil and beautiful scene
Francis Banks, Francis Banks on the afterlife
She describes waking on a bed before a quiet, bright view. Watch at 2:01
death is not the end it's merely a transition to a new phase of existence
Francis Banks, Francis Banks on the afterlife
The reading treats dying as a change of phase, with growth still ahead. Watch at 6:46
God is not a personage as many on Earth imagine but a supreme creative force of love and intelligence
Francis Banks, Francis Banks on the afterlife
She pictures the divine as a creative power of love and intelligence. Watch at 13:18
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