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Foreword
My name is Michael Yap, but most
people call me Mike. I am 56 years
old and live in Malaysia.
35 years ago in Germany, during my
deepest, darkest hour, I was saved
from suicide by a guardian angel or
spiritual guide, if you want to call
it that.
From then on, my life started to change gradually
in strange ways. For instance, I lost my
attachment to material things. Red meat suddenly
became tasteless to me.
I also discovered that I could communicate with my
angel and other souls whenever I want. It's not a
gift I asked for. Nor was it something I wanted
because it came with a lot of excess baggage. But
since I couldn't get rid of it, I have learnt to
live with it.
But, this website is not about me. It's about the
King of Pop - Michael Jackson.
To be honest, I am not a real fan of Michael
Jackson. Though I like some of his songs, I
wouldn't go to his concert even with a free
ticket. Nevertheless, when I heard about his
untimely death on June 25, I was shocked. I
couldn't believe that the "King of Pop" had died.
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When my friend asked me if I could use my gift to
communicate with Michael Jackson, I thought that
he was kidding. But obviously, he wasn't.
He is a fan of Michael Jackson, and like his
millions of fans worldwide, my friend had some
unanswered questions. Like, what was the cause of
his death? Was it an accident or a suicide
attempt? Was he really a child molester or a
victim? Where is he now? Is he better off now -
after death?
After some persuasion, I finally agreed.
At around 2 am on June 27, I began my
extraordinary journey to "interview" Michael
Jackson… from the grave.
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Q. Was your death accidental or suicidal?
(Note: The answer that Michael gave was not as clear cut as a
simple "yes" or "no".)
MJ:
"I had ignored the warnings of my doctors and
took many types of medications that I should not
have. That led to my sudden demise. And I was
shocked that I had died. In fact, I am still
trying to come to terms with it.
But on a spiritual level, I was already running on
"empty". I was a lost soul seeking the truth,
which I never did find when I was alive.
What meant most to me, more than anything else,
was to be a legend. To be adored and to be loved
by millions. That was why I worked so hard to
perfect my craft.
I was aware that legends of the past died in a
dramatic fashion, after achieving much success in
short yet productive and explosive lives.
Unconsciously, I guess that I was gearing myself
towards that direction.
In fact, I had known much earlier on that I would
not live to a ripe old age. I have shared this
knowledge with some of my loved ones.
Had I not died this time, I would have died during
or after the final concerts. My time on Earth was
basically up."
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My comment:
For an ordinary person, death can be
explained in very simple terms, but for
celebrities like Michael Jackson, Jimi Hendrix,
Elvis, Bruce Lee and James Dean, it's a different
matter.
Perhaps when one has achieved what he has set out
to do, and does not move up to a higher spiritual
level, the game is over.
On the other hand, I've encountered people who
have reached the peak of their career and gave all
that up for spiritual growth, releasing all the
stress and tension that comes with being at the
top.
Some might think that I am being cruel when I say
that legends are best remembered when they die at
the peak of their career. (And Michael certainly
knew that.)
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Q. What was your problem? What was bothering
you?
MJ:
"When I was in this world, I had a lot of
questions. And I was seeking answers which I
wasn't able to find.
Now that I am in a spiritual dimension, things
have become clear to me. I was developing mostly
on the external, but inside me, without realizing
it, I was empty. I was confused and hurt by the
conflicts that I had to deal with, both internally
and externally.
On top of that, I was depressed by the financial
mess that I had created. Basically, I had spent
more than I earned. And, being a generous person,
I had also loaned substantial amounts of money to
some of my family members and friends.
Then, there were the physical pain and severe
insomnia that I was experiencing.
But I now realize that many of these health issues
had been created on the spiritual level and then
manifested in my body."
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My comment:
The mistake that most people make is
to seek externally e.g. another religion, another
guru, etc., whereas the answer lies inside us all.
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It is important to balance the output of energy in
both the physical and spiritual world. In
Michael's case, he wanted to heal the world, but
yet, he was part of the problem and he needed
healing as well.
I was surprised that Michael couldn't find the
right person to help him solve his spiritual
problems when he was alive. I, like many people,
assumed that he has at least some intelligent and
knowledgeable people surrounding him.
But then, we can't really blame anybody because if
Michael did not want to listen to anyone, nobody
could do anything about it.
Michael was not an exception as many celebrities
very often lose sight of reality. Michael, no
doubt, was a very compassionate person but it is
obvious that being good and compassionate are not
enough to survive in the physical world - you also
need internal and external wisdom and strength.)
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Q. What was your emotional state at the time
of your death?
MJ:
"I felt many conflicting emotions.
The pressure of making that final series of
concerts successful got to me. Even though I was
excited about performing in the final concerts, I
was worried about the outcome. Being a
perfectionist made it even worse.
Nevertheless, I was all geared up and had really
wanted to complete the final concerts.
The negative impact of stress started from that
child molestation trial earlier on. I was
extremely disappointed and despaired over the
betrayal by the people I loved and trusted.
On top of the mental anguish, there were also the
physical pain and fatigue from the rehearsals.
Then, there were other issues which stemmed from
my seeking for answers to life and truth.
Conflicts were created between some members of my
family, specifically over religious beliefs, when
I sought truth outside of my traditional Jehovah
Witness faith."
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My comment:
When I spoke to Michael, I could feel
the excitement in his soul when he talked about
the final concerts, as his death was only 2 days
ago. But alas, he couldn't complete it.)
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Q. Where are you now?
MJ:
"I have been admitted into a spiritual clinic,
to heal my soul, before I can move on."
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My comment:
Although Michael did not elaborate
further on what a "spiritual clinic" is, my
understanding of it is that it is like a rehab
center for those newly-departed whose souls have
been badly injured or hurt. And Michael was
certainly an injured soul.
While Michael was no doubt a nice, sincere and
compassionate man, he had a troubled life.
Spiritually, he had no proper guidance. It wasn't
wrong for him to achieve all that he did, but to
become a victim of his own success and fame was a
tragedy.
Hopefully, this serves as a lesson for us all - no
matter how successful one is in the physical
world, one must remain humble because God is
always above us.)
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Q. Have you finally found what you were looking for?
MJ:
"Yes, I have. I have found peace and
happiness.
I realized that now, I am neither black nor white.
I am neither male nor female. I am just a soul.
I couldn't see it then but now, I realize that
different religious paths to God were man-made.
The only way towards God is the spiritual path."
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Q. Do you have a message for everyone?
MJ:
"Yes. To my family, there is no need for
words. You all know how I feel about you. Though
some of you might have been unhappy over religious
issues and the way that I was being influenced
negatively, please let it all go. No one is to be
blamed for anything. We are all here in this world
for a purpose. I have done my part. Spiritually,
it was time for me to go.
To my Dad:
For many years, I felt hurt by what you
did. But now, I can see clearly and understand
that you had never intended to hurt me. If we had
been more spiritual, we would know that being
obsessed with anything can be harmful.
To my Mom:
You're the best person whom I can trust
my children with. Remember the pendant that I gave
you? You said that you lost it. Recently, after my
departure, I knew that you were searching for it
frantically. It isn't lost but in one of the
cupboards in your room.
(Note: Michael also mentioned about "Stoopy", which I have no idea who or
what it is.)
To my friends:
Some of you know very well what I
have gone through. The good and the bad. But
that's life. To those who had misunderstood me, I
am sorry (Michael showed very strong emotions at
this point.)
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To my fans:
Do not mourn further. Remember me
through my music, videos and the work that I have
done for humanity. I hope to see a better world
emerging, where children and animals are treated
better. I also apologize for not being able to do
the final concerts. Thank you so much for your
love and support."
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Final Words:
When Michael first appeared before me, I could
feel his sadness. He was carrying a lot of
negative energy. So much so that it rubbed off on
me. (In fact, for 3 days after the "interview", I
felt lethargic and had a very bad headache.)
Michael gave me the impression that he really
wanted to help raise the consciousness of the
world through his music, but unfortunately, he was
also caught up in the commercialized world of
images and money.
In other words, he was a true artist, caring more
for art than profits. Perhaps, he would have been
better off if he had paid more attention to the
financial side of things.
Michael also acknowledged that he was close to his
sisters, and they were probably the only few
people who did not exploit him for his generosity
with money. He wished that he was more like Janet,
who's better at managing her own fortune.
In addition to the above questions, I also managed
to ask him about the child molestation case, which
I am sure that many of you would like to know.
While a man in the physical world might lie, a
soul in the spiritual world does not lie. Michael
confirmed to me that he was not a child molester
nor was he gay. He was betrayed by the family who
brought up the case against him but it is no
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longer an issue now. He has forgiven them, just
like he has forgiven his Dad.
Finally, I asked him about the children. Was he
the biological father to his 3 children? I know
the answer but that isn't important. When Michael
was alive, he treated his children extremely well.
In fact, because of his sensitivity and
generosity, he was a much better father than most
of the men out there.
He was "unique and unusual" (by normal standards)
and his eccentric lifestyle certainly supported
that observation. But, what's wrong with that?
Many artistic and creative people are "strange" in
their own ways but because he is Michael Jackson,
he got more public scrutiny than anyone else. His
Dad, Joe, put up with a lot of Michael's antics
because he was generous with money.
With this "interview" (whatever you want to call
it), I hope that the messages from Michael can
help to heal the pain and answer some of the
questions that his loved ones and fans might have.
Michael Jackson has found his peace. He is happier
where he is now. We should not mourn his physical
demise but celebrate his rebirth in the spiritual
world.
(Note: If you want to send messages to Michael, please email me at
mike@michaeljacksonfromthegrave.com
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I can pass the messages to him but
he will not be able to respond to you at this time because of his spiritual
commitment.)
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