livfully

Of all the things we have in common such as being born, there's the other side of the rainbow, called 'dying or crossing the threshold'..and being dead for a few days. What difference might a few days make, many may wonder?

The theory of Rudolf Steiner as covered with stories by someone who actually experienced caring for the dead over many years, indicates there may be a three to three and a half day transition period After one has died.

During that time one's etheric body returns to another realm and one's life force energy blends with the world and nature.

Most people know how to behave in public and maybe even in private. You don't yell, "Fire" in a movie theatre or public place if there is No Fire. You don't pretend to have a gun in school or say you do even is someone dared you to or it's Prank Day. That will get you arrested nowadays. Things that used to be done for fun or to help people such as asking who people are and where they are from in a group setting among new people may be taboo.

You have to check with the folks in charge of say a church, library, school group or other kind of club or organizer.

While the Kellogg School serving youngsters kindergarten through middle-school (8th grade) sits handsomely on a hillside on Main Street with a small cannon parked in front of its stone wall, the population of its student body has shrunk to about half when I was there in the 1970s when it had about 170 students.

Same kinds of declines at other schools, though not as steep affect many communities.