Dying into Life

By Sahar Ghamti Ph.D

On the journey to understanding death and facing her fears, Sahar Ghamati noticed a synchronicity between people of all cultures and religions who are near the end of their earthly time or have had a near-death experience. They all can finally perceive the truth of life by accepting death.

Death is not an end to anything, just the doorway to our ultimate destination our souls combined, different realities.
By embracing this knowledge, we can be reborn into the beauty of our true selves and finally live with love and peace.

Dying into Life gives you insight on the complexities of your
spiritual being living in a physical world and leads you
to the practice of love, peace, and joy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Jan 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781504336673

Sahar Ghamti Ph.D

At the age of twenty, I was fortunate to be challenged by Multiple Sclerosis. I call it a privilege because it was the stepping stone to my knowledge, growth and metaphysical education. Through this challenge I discovered my inner strength and abilities. This, accompanied by my education, led me to see that death can be our best guide to a loving, happy and magnificent life.

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ISBN: 978-1-5043-3666-6 (sc)

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ISBN: 978-1-5043-3667-3 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2015911644

Balboa Press rev. date: 01/06/2016

Contents

Introduction

Love The Body And Mind

Review Your Daily Life

Every Challenge Is An Experience In Growth

Believe In Your Magnificence

Prepare For Separation And What Comes Next

Serenity Lives Within

There Are No Conflicts, Only Distinction!

The Glass Is Neither Half Full Nor Half Empty

Seize Each Moment’s Gift

Everybody Comes Into Your Life For A Reason

Acting Out Of Love

Death’s message for the living

I would never know what I do or be who I am today if it weren’t for the inspiration of my family. They have taught me all the ways to love, guided me to my strength and sparked the power in me to shine with my inner truth. I am eternally grateful to God for blessing me with each and every one of them. I especially want to thank my Mom, Sheryl Ruble Ghamati for selflessly helping me to accomplish this dream and also proofreading my material with love and the pretty smile on her face. I love you all.

Introduction

For a very long time I had been scared of death, never doubting the certainty of it but always fearing the unknown aspects it contained. I thought that I couldn’t ever be completely ready for it when it comes. Not knowing what would happen caused me fear and distress, and what if the scary things I sometimes hear about the afterlife are actually true?

What if there is a God that will judge me profusely by a specific religion’s dogma? What if he isn’t proud of me or doesn’t love me as much anymore because I didn’t behave in a certain way. I always loved God and felt I had a special connection with him. I trusted him and depended upon his forgiveness and kindness. I believed in the magnitude of the soul and its journey. But I still feared the unknown. I feared death and all that would happen after. I judged myself in every way and feared I wouldn’t be good enough to finally face the Almighty. Not only did I not want to die, I didn’t want to deal with death and whatever is going to happen next. I didn’t even want to talk about it or be around it, as if it was contagious.

But there was always a voice in my mind saying, When will you actually be ready? How do you know that your time won’t run out?! No one knows when or where they are going to die. Isn’t it better to face death and the afterlife now and deal with it while you still have time to learn from your mistakes and do the right things? You surely don’t want to be surprised by it and not be prepared.

I remember when my dearly beloved grandmother died. Before she was buried I went to say goodbye and kissed her cheek, but I was terrified, as if death would grab me as well and take me before I’m ready. But when would I actually be ready? When would I be pleased with myself enough to face death and survive? And how would I know when my death would be? If we can be sure of anything, it’s the certainty and unpredictability of death. So how could I always put it off and think I would have time to deal with it when I’m older? What if that day never comes? I knew if I didn’t face it and prepare, it would be like showing up for an important test without studying the lesson. I didn’t want to experience that kind of regret. But the fear was greater and I tried to keep away from the subject so it wouldn’t affect me.

I was blessed to be introduced to the metaphysical sciences and really enjoyed moving along with the subjects and the growth accompanying my education. I got to know the soul more and was familiarized with my own soul’s ability. I realized such an amazing being called the soul that comes from God and is God couldn’t do or be as bad as I thought. I realized how important our journey is and how significant to God we all are. I got closer to God and was able to feel the real love more and more each day.

I remember the moment I knew I was ready to get to know death. My dear friend’s father passed away. He was a very dear and sweet man that I had gotten to know and care for. Upon hearing the news I rushed there as fast as I could to be able to be there for my friend and help in any way possible. When I got there others had arrived and were all in distress over losing such a loved man. He was in his room and the door was shut. I wanted to go in and say goodbye in spite of how I had felt about the deceased before. People told me not to go in for they didn’t want seeing him to cause me more sadness. I didn’t listen and entered the room. There was a white sheet over his body and face. I got closer and pulled down the sheet so I could see his frail and kind face one last time. He was lying there as if in the deepest sleep possible. He looked so peaceful and relieved. I bent down, kissed his cheek and whispered, Go in peace and please watch over us, knowing he wasn’t in his body but could still hear me as his essence wasn’t gone, but only our physical connection with him.

This was the first time I wasn’t scared of death but rather felt peace. It was as if I was finally there. I was ready to get to know death. I was ready to get close to it and prepare myself. I became interested in books on the soul and its purpose first. This gradually grew into a fascination with life between lives and death. I was amazed by the life between lives and underwent a hypnosis in which I was guided to my life before this life. This amazing experience opened my heart to more growth and understanding. It helped me connect to that amazing place we all come from and will return to soon. How could going back home be scary?! I opened myself to the path I was being led to and trusted that all will be all right either way. Whether I am prepared or not, I will still get home to the lovely, peaceful being of light that I am. So there is nothing to fear, nothing to lose but everything to gain.

Not being afraid opened the doors to the wisdom behind death as if the fear was a dark cloud not letting me see. I could see how important death actually was. What a great source of guidance for our