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We acknowledge and use scientific advances in the form of medicine for the prolonging of life while at the same time recognizing that the body is but a temporary vehicle in which we are currently housed. With a combination of prayer and medicine we live life to the fullest for as long as we can and then let go and move on.

When we are done with this body, in this manifestation, then what happens to it is of no major concern. We may donate it to science, donate organs, be cremated, buried, or whatever it is we dream up for the resolution of the remains.

We, (our consciousness,) are on an eternal journey, of which this physical manifestation is just a way station, to the ultimate goal of returning to the conscious oneness with the divine.

Joe Niemiec
Joe Niemiec
The Rev. Joe Niemiec Jr. began his spiritual quest in 1986 when he walked out of a Houston jail and was struck by the realization that his life was in shambles. He began his quest for ‘getting back on track’ with 12 step programs, followed by learning and practicing meditation with a local Redding, California, teacher.

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