How does the soul know when to leave the body?

Our bodies are temporary, but our soul lives on. They carry our true essence through life, and on every life we live through this simultaneous time we are always experiencing. Understanding this can bring much confusion to many people, but it is not impossible to grasp. We are going to start with your soul’s journey to the afterlife, or Heaven as some like to call it. Many have described seeing a tunnel with a light at the end when they go through a near-death experience. Yet, they wake up still alive. So, when does the soul know when to truly leave your mortal self? Well, think of your soul as a spirit entity living inside a vessel (your body). This spirit entity is highly intuitive and it knows for certain, in an intrinsic manner, when to leave.

When does the soul leave the body?

How long after death does the soul leave the body? Well, in some cultures, people say it can take 3 days for the soul to leave the body. However, once your body dies, there is no vessel for your soul because you are dead. On this account, it is easier to realize that your soul leaves your body the moment true death takes place. Seeing as modern technology has improved so much, the cessation of breathing and the heartbeat is reversible. Yet, when a brain shuts done, it is considered permanent and irreversible.

According to the concept of Hinduism and reincarnation, as well as those who have undergone past life regression training, your soul will immediately transfer upon the event of death into another embryo in the womb. Your new earth-bound parents would have had a part to play in your karma, as well as the new vessel you will enter life with, and grow with All of this plays a part in how you experience this new life.

How does the soul leave the body?

There are various ways in which a soul can leave the body. Doctors often speak about their patients, and how their eyes roll to the back of their heads as they pass away. In this case, it is said the soul leaves through the eyes. Does the soul leave the body through the mouth? Well, yes. Souls have also been said to leave through the mouth, as well as the ears and nose. Interestingly, some have said the soul can also leave through the toes, and even the anus. Buddhist culture believes that each soul instantly reincarnates into a new body the moment loss of life occurs. According to their ancient texts, the soul leaves gently from the crown of the head.

Is it painful when the soul leaves the body?

With all the fears surrounding the event of death, it is no wonder that people worry about the potential pain they may feel. So, how does it feel when the soul leaves the body? Well, seeing as medical research has stated, your body is now dead. this means that your pain receptors and physical senses are no longer active. However, the question remains, does it hurt when the soul leaves the body? The answer is no. There is no way you will experience any pain when your soul leaves your body. You can take comfort in knowing that your soul will be at peace, and leave your body without causing any stress.

If a soul leaves in harmony, it is said that the journey it embarks on is better than when the soul leaves a body dying in distress. This relates to the suggestion that it does matter how one dies. the soul that leaves a body in a peaceful manner might take on more wisdom and leave with less karma.

Where does the soul go after it leaves the body according to science?

What happens to your soul when you die scientifically speaking? Unfortunately, there is little proof of the soul leaving the body. However, a Russian scientist photographed soul leaving the body as the body died. Konstantin Korotkov used a camera known as a bio-electrographic camera and he used the gas discharge visualization method. This technique is similar to long exposure and mimics Kirlian photography. The experiment was endorsed by the Ministry of Health of Russia as medical technology.

Can you see a soul leave the body?

The Russian scientist, Konstantin Korotkov was able to provide us with a photographic visual of a soul leaving a dead body. However, it is not very common to find people who claim to be able to see a soul leaving a body. Some highly evolved spiritual people might be able to if they are tuned in and focus their minds and hearts.

What does the soul look like when it leaves the body?

Many people have been around when their loved ones die. However, few people have knowingly paid witness to a soul leaving the body. If you are very close to the person, and you have fine-tuned your spirituality, you might be lucky enough to see the ethereal energy exiting the body. Some say they have seen a white light with a yellow tinge leaving the body. Others have said they see a white-purply light leaving. Many might assume that each soul takes on a different color, and they are most likely correct.

Does the soul die with the body under any circumstances?

Do souls die along with the body? According to many spiritual texts, a soul enters another body once its current life ends. This is especially the case for the religions and cultures that believe in reincarnation, like Hinduism and Buddhism. With each life, people accumulate karma, and it is their current life’s mission to work through that karma earned from their previous life. Souls born into animal lives will have

Can your soul leave your body while you are alive?

Can the soul leave the body before physical death? As we have mentioned before, the soul will only leave the body once a person’s life comes to an end. Some have said the soul remains in the body for a while after the heart and brain cease to function. It can’t remain when there is no vessel to support it. So, even though the body’s hair and nails might continue to live, it doesn’t mean the body is alive because the heart is no longer pumping blood to the brain, and there is no life left in the body. In this case, we understand that the soul moves on to the beyond.

Key takeaways on the spirit leaving the body

When the spirit leaves the body at death, they embark on a journey into the afterlife. While we may not have arrived at a definitive answer or a universally accepted truth, it is safe to say the body must indeed be dead for the soul to leave. In the end, the mystery of when the soul leaves the body reminds us of how connected we are to the spiritual realm. You can also try our past life regression test if you’d like to know more about who you were in your past life!

Resources

• https://www.epm.org/resources/2018/May/23/when-does-spirit-leave-body/
• https://www.speakingtree.in/allslides/an-event-called-death-when-does-the-soul-leave-the-body/138618
• https://www.ananda.org/ask/when-does-the-soul-leave-the-body/
• https://www.ligonier.org/learn/qas/when-person-dies-where-does-his-or-her-spirit-and

Today we are going to discuss the possibilities that come with understanding the universe and the depths that our energetic selves actually possess. We are not simply these physical beings with humanoid bodies. We are so much more than that. QHHT is not simply about who we were in past lives or the different forms of life that we have lived throughout the endless galaxies. There is an intricacy to QHHT that many people may not realize.

The Intricacies of QHHT

Over 40 years ago, Dolores Cannon started a journey that she never dreamed would become as famous as it is today. More and more people are attracted to Quantum Healing and Hypnosis. Not only are they seeking out healers who already know what they’re doing, but they are also able to learn the techniques themselves. In the many videos found online, Dolores explained how she came to know her ability. At first, she took an interest in QHHT because she and her husband, Johnny Cannon, wanted to work on their diets. Just like many before them, they found a hypnotherapist who claimed they could help them lose weight, or stop a nasty habit like smoking.

However, she soon realized she had a knack for inducing hypnosis in herself. After a few chance encounters through her hypnosis work, she discovered the depths of reality and the fifth dimension. Or, what she liked to call The New World. This concept was introduced to her via the higher beings who do not require a physical body because they live within the higher dimensions. They have meticulously guided her through her journey, helping her connect with people from our past, present, and future. Furthermore, they helped her realize how much of our physical ailments are directly connected to our energetic selves.

She perfected her skills in inducing a deep level of hypnosis in her clients. Something many hypnotherapists could not even dream of doing. With every session, she would tap into a world few had a connection with. Now, the industry she helped pioneer has grown exponentially. People have realized that there are far more benefits to QHHT than simply understanding the different forms of consciousness or the various lives they have lived other than this one.

How Healing With QHHT Works

Let’s say you have a particular ailment that no doctor has been able to heal. There are many different kinds, from diseases to allergies. Things like cancer and psoriasis are great examples. Yes, they might not be in the same ballpark in terms of life expectancy. But, there are no known cures for them to this day because modern medicine is still extremely limited in this regard.

One thing Dolores Cannon found extremely interesting, was when the higher beings explained to her that sickness or injuries that cause chronic pain are simply symptoms. We all know that a symptom is simply a smaller part of a much larger problem. But, what most people do not realize is that the sickness that causes those symptoms is a smaller part of a much bigger issue within our energetic selves. By seeking out a QHHT practitioner, we will have a better chance of healing those ailments from the root of the issue.

The difference between Dolores Cannon’s techniques for hypnosis is that she works on a much deeper level than most of her fellow hypnotherapists. She believes this is where the true healing takes place. It is one of the deepest levels of hypnosis, called the somnambulist level of hypnosis, where the brain waves release the same brainwaves we have when sleeping. However, you are not asleep, your conscious mind is. That way, your ego isn’t getting in the way, preventing you from achieving full health.

By setting aside your conscious mind, you are setting aside your doubts and fears. This is why many symptoms manifest. There is a reason why western medicine doctors tell you that stress causes a lot of health complications. It is the energetic frequency they give off. Some of us are predisposed to stress a little more than others. Some QHHT practitioners might say it is related to our other lives. So, by seeking a QHHT practitioner, you might find the root of your stresses and unexplained fears. This can help you heal on all sorts of levels.

You Too Can Become a QHHT Practitioner

Have you read Dolores Cannon’s book: The Convoluted universe? If not, you’re in for a world of knowledge. Every word in each of her 17 books came from Dolores’s findings during her sessions. The higher beings would guide her through various timelines and share information that was thought to be lost. The Convoluted Universe is a mind-bending and seriously expansive book that teaches you how deep our universe truly is. Many people who have read it report back on how confusing it can be, especially if you are new to the concept of dimensions. However, it is a great place to start if you are considering a path as a QHHT practitioner and healer.

By becoming a healer through hypnosis, you can help rid yourself of all sorts of sicknesses. Not only that, but you will be able to help others s well. From the random client to your loved ones. It is a journey unlike many others, and it definitely will not disappoint.

List of spiritual disciplines

What are the spiritual disciplines that might help you with your journey through spirituality? There are several disciplines, or practices, that you can incorporate into your daily life. In this section, we will explore examples of spiritual disciplines and how they can benefit your development. We have included 15 different spiritual disciplines that might help you cultivate a deeper connection to yourself, others, the universe, and the divine.

Meditation

Meditation is at the top of the list because it is one of the most crucial spiritual disciplines. Through meditation, we can gain insight into our lives and our spiritual journey. It can help us calm our mind’s chatter that drowns the inner voice bringing wisdom and guidance. Meditating may not come easily to everyone, but with practice, it becomes like second nature. 

Yoga

Yoga is an art. It is a great method to connect your mind, body, and spirit to work as one. In yogic terms, it aims to connect one’s Atma (soul) with their Paramatma (supreme self). By practicing yoga you are combining physical movements with breathwork and meditation to achieve harmony within.

Breathwork

Like yoga, breathwork is an ideal method for connecting one’s mind, body, and spirit. Both yoga and breathwork are often used in conjunction with meditation. Breathwork as a spiritual discipline is the art of conscious breathing techniques to help quiet the mind to gain a deeper sense of awareness.

Setting intentions

Maintaining a certain lifestyle or mindset takes a fair amount of effort. Setting your intentions for your spiritual practice can help you focus your development in a certain direction that works for you. Starting each day by setting an intention will give it meaning and purpose. By setting intentions, we can focus our energy and attention on what truly matters to us, as opposed to getting sucked into experiences that are not beneficial. 

Journaling

Journaling is one of the most practical ways to understand our spiritual journey. Write down everything that happens, and any thought that comes your way. No one else has to read the entries (unless you want them to) so don’t hold back. Self-denial is not going to get you anywhere. Additionally, you can also see your transformation by going back and reading older entries. This way, you can recognize where you have come from which is usually a much darker or confused point in your life than where you are now. 

Affirmations

If you are religious, you might practice this more regularly but in a different way. Prayer is similar to affirmations in that it calls into being what you wish to manifest. Repeating an affirmation can facilitate a positive mindset and promotes personal and spiritual growth. Sometimes we experience things that wire our brains to think in negative patterns. An affirmation is the art of repeating positive phrases, and this helps us reprogram our thoughts.

Aura cleansing

As we move through our daily lives, we are constantly bombarded with energy. Sometimes we forget to put up our walls of defense (which is essential sometimes) and our auric fields get muddled with undesired energy. to cleanse your aura is to cleanse your spirit of negativity. you can do this by bathing under the light of the full moon, taking a saltwater bath, or waving Palo Santo around your body. Keeping your aura clean can release the burdens we subconsciously take on from other people.

Chakra Aligning

We each have seven main chakras or energy centers that can be located along our spine. They include the root chakra, the sacral chakra, the solar plexus chakra, the heart chakra, the throat chakra, the third-eye chakra, and the crown chakra. Each is responsible for certain aspects of our life (emotional, physical, and spiritual). When they are unbalanced or blocked, it can cause certain unwanted physical and emotional feelings, thoughts, or behaviors. By aligning your chakras, you can keep your mind, body, and soul in a state of harmony. This discipline is important to our spiritual life as it keeps our prana, or life force flowing with ease. 

Hypnosis

In a sense, this is similar to meditation. However, it may not look like you are meditating. Did you know that we humans slip into a state of hypnosis multiple times throughout each day? It’s true. As we teach in QHHT, when you’re reading, watching TV, drawing, and even driving, you slip into a trancelike state similar to hypnosis. This is not to say that watching TV is a spiritual discipline. But, drawing or reading are excellent examples. This might make a great opportunity to read a book on spirituality so you can broaden your understanding. 

Fasting

For many, fasting is seen as a way to purify the body and mind and deepen one’s spiritual connection. This is done by abstaining from eating or drinking over a certain period. This is different for each of us, and we each have our intentions behind fasting. By not eating, one is rising above their physical needs so they can focus on their spiritual growth. Not only is it a demonstration of your dedication to your spiritual practice, but it facilitates a deeper connection to your higher self. Additionally, it has some physical benefits like improving your digestion and mental clarity.

Practicing self-love

So many of us are following in a state of fear, guilt, and shame. Our egos are extremely convincing at times, and we can struggle to appreciate ourselves. Self-love is the first step in accepting love from someone else and it forms the foundation for compassion. It can help us break free of the restraints that self-doubts cause. 

Practicing gratitude and forgiveness

Moving forward in life requires one to practice gratitude and forgiveness. It can be painful when your loved ones hurt us. Even if it were unintentional, many of us subconsciously develop a grudge or hold onto the pain as if our life depends on it. But, it is actually your ego that depends on it. By forgiving someone who hurt you, this includes yourself, you are releasing that trauma. Holding onto it is like wearing weights that prevent you from progressing in life.

Then, when you are at a low vibrational point in your life, try to find reasons to be grateful. This will raise your vibration as it shows you what you do have in terms of love and support. No one thing is too small to be grateful for. Gratitude is a sure way to grow in love. 

Mindfulness

Being mindful is the practice of being fully present in the given moment. It is being aware of your words and actions in how they might affect those around you. It is taking stock of your past and present experiences without judgment or doubt. Practicing the spiritual discipline of mindfulness can deepen your understanding of the world which ultimately makes you more compassionate of those around you. 

Visualization

Close your eyes and imagine the best outcome from a situation you are currently dealing with. This is called visualization, and it is a key component to manifesting the reality you desire. Just imagining a scenario where everything plans out the way you wanted can help that reality manifest into being. 

Dream and shadow work

Both dream work and shadow work focus on the unconscious, or the subconscious parts of the human mind. From time to time, we undergo uncomfortable or traumatic situations. Because those not-so-fun experiences clash with our egos, which govern how we wish to be perceived, those thoughts and feelings get pushed away and out of sight. However, they do not disappear, they are stored in the subconscious where they eventually start to leak through the cracks. 

Understanding your shadow self, or delving into the meaning of your dreams is a great way to understand your unconscious mind. Through this discipline, you can find a connection to your inner self. The same can be said about dream work. Dreams also deal with the unconscious mind, and they are your higher self’s way of communicating with you. So, doing dream and shadow work is a spiritual discipline aimed at the shadow version of ourselves. It strives to bring the shadows back into the light. 

Working with this list of spiritual practices

It might be one thing to read the spiritual discipline list, but putting it to practice is another. One thing is for sure, patience is essential. One needs to put in the time and effort for all the disciplines listed above to become part of your daily routine without having to think about it. In the end, it all comes down to replacing your unhealthy or self-sabotaging habits with healthier, and more mindful daily rituals, like the spiritual disciplines you read from our list. 

Mindfulness, setting intentions, meditation, yoga, and breathwork

All four of these spiritual disciplines can be used in unison. Wake up in the morning, and set your intention for the day. This will help you stick to your plan, whether it is to be kinder towards other people, or more patient with your kids. Mindfulness, as well as various types of meditation, will keep you on track with your set intention throughout the day as it keeps you in the present moment as opposed to getting lost in past experiences. Meditation, yoga, and breathwork are often practiced as one, however, the intention you set will help facilitate your practice. 

Journaling, gratitude, forgiveness, and self-love

Practicing gratitude and forgiveness might seem like a monumental obstacle for some people. A great method can be found in journaling. Keep a journal next to your bed and each morning, or every night, write down everything that has troubled you in the past on one page. Writing it down brings it outside your body, so the energy is no longer stored within you. This can help you let them go and forgive. Additionally, you must learn how to forgive yourself. This is a crucial part of the forgiveness discipline.

On a separate page, you can write about everything you are grateful for. This is ideal to do daily, as it reminds you how many positive things are in your life. Seeing the positive aspects of your life, and the people you appreciate the most can often make your troubles seem a little less alarming. 

Chakra aligning and aura cleansing

Reiki healers have been known to align their client’s chakras and cleanse their auras of negativity. They use their reiki to find any energetic blocks within our energy centers and get your prana flowing smoothly again. they can also pick up on any energetic stains in our auric fields which they can clear away.

Did you know that you can balance your chakras and clear your auric field with crystals and meditation? Find the right crystals that are associated with each of the seven chakras and place with over your body where the chakras would be located. Clear your mind, and breathe in deeply. Visualize your prana, or life force energy, flowing freely throughout your body. The same can be said for cleansing your aura.

Dream and Shadow work 

Dreamwork and shadow work is vital to understanding our subconscious and unconscious minds. One sure method is journaling. Keeping a dream journal is a great way to remember what happens in your dreams. So, the moment you wake up, reach for your dream journal and write down as many details as you can remember. This provides you the time to research the meanings behind your dream later on. 

You can do the same when it comes to shadow work. Keep a pocket-sized journal with you at all times and write down any thoughts and feelings that might occur throughout the day. Then, you can flip through your entries at the end of each day or week. This will also provide a perfect opportunity to face your shadows without being in an emotionally compromised situation. 

Our conclusion on our spiritual disciplines list

Spiritual disciplines sound like a rigid form of practicing spirituality. However, when done regularly, they can enhance your self-awareness and help you move further along in your spiritual development. Incorporating spiritual disciplines into our lives can be beneficial to our well-being. Whether it’s through practices like meditation, journaling, or realigning your chakras, engaging in regular spiritual disciplines can help you develop greater self-awareness, cultivate deeper connections with others and the world around us, and tap into a sense of purpose and meaning that can help us rise above even the most difficult experiences.