the identification of the being varies from individual to individual
and seems to be largely a function of the religious background, training, or beliefs of the person involved.
Thus, most of those who are Christians in training or belief identify the light as Christ
and sometimes draw Biblical parallels in support of their interpretation.
A Jewish man and woman identified the light as an “angel.”
It was clear, though, in both cases, that the subjects did not mean to imply that the being had wings,
played a harp, or even had a human shape or appearance.
There was only the light. What each was trying to get across was that they took the being to be an emissary, or a guide.
A man who had had no religious beliefs or training at all prior to his experience simply identified what he saw as “a being of light.”
The same label was used by one lady of the Christian faith, who apparently did not feel any compulsion at all to call the light “Christ.”
Shortly after its appearance, the being begins to communicate with the person who is passing over.
Notably, this communication is of the same direct kind which we encountered earlier
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