On August 6th, 2004, Equinox was asked,

What is it like when you cross over?

EQ: It is individual. We have said that before. What thy perception of it is, is what thy perception of it is just like everything else. If thee believe that a deity will be waiting for thee, the deity will be waiting for thee. If thee believe there is a white light, the white light will be waiting. But it is not an initial “Ah Ha!” unless that’s what thee expect. It is more common that the entity at the point of their death will hang around because thee are all pretty nosey, and thee want to know what is happening. And because thee are all mostly insecure, thee want hear all the good things people are saying. If, on the other hand, thee are an entity who has died bitterly, then often thee hang around because thee are angry. If thee are an entity who took their own life, they may hang around because they are sorrowful. But to each entity it’s their own path again, even in death. For death is not an ending. Death is just a shifting. It is just a shift. There is no other way for us to explain it. It is exactly as though thee have changed clothes. Oh, we have a better way of putting it seeing as we were discussing water. When thee are standing at the side of a swimming pool, everything is very solid, is this not so? And when thee dive into the water there is an experience of freeing, correct? But to each that experience is different. And each person deals with it differently. Some immediately bob to the surface and stand there and smile and flap their arms and look around. Other stay under for a while and go to the other end. Others just jump in foot first and never even allow a complete submersion or come back up like a cork. Each entity has that experience differently and it is the same thing, going from that which is solid to that which is not solid. That is all the difference there is initially. Later, new differences take place. Initially that is the only difference.

Later are the ones more of a nature of…

EQ: They’re more profound changes, yes.

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