Kim from Derry, NH, asked:
Hi Julie,
Loved your book Angelic Attendants and how you described the 12 phases of what our souls go through as we transition from our human form. It truly eased my fear of dying and gave me such a comforting, magical perspective on what’s ahead.
You also went into great detail about what you saw when Pope John Paul II passed and about his soul going to heaven. It was a beautiful description.
With the recent passing of Pope Francis, were you able to sense or describe his passing as well? Did he receive the same kind of heavenly pomp and circumstance with angels?
I love your show and glad I have found you.
Thank you,
Kim
Hi Kim,
Thank you for your kind words, for reading my book, and for your thoughtful question.
Per your request, I did an “instant replay” of the time of Pope Francis’ death and what I saw in my mind’s eye was truly glorious.
While there were many similarities to what I witnessed when Pope Saint John Paul II passed, there were also unique nuances. Pope Francis’ mother and father were at his feet, anchoring a large circle of angels surrounding him. As with everyone, the circle opened into a horseshoe shape and eventually formed a straight line at the foot of his bed, what I call angelic crowd control.
On his side of the angelic line stood many angels. On the other side, thousands upon thousands of spirits were gathered to welcome him home. There were so many they looked like tiny dots on the horizon.
The main difference I observed was Pope John Paul II had more angels present, while Pope Francis had more human spirits awaiting him. Yet both experienced the same profound events described in the Twelve Phases of Transition®, the blessed journey every spirit takes.
Here’s a link for a free digital and audiobook download of Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens As We Transition from This Life into the Next. Please feel free to share it, after all, we’re all going to face the loss of someone we love, and one day, we’ll be experiencing that sacred passage ourselves.
Hugs,
Julie
