Ruth Montgomery
Ruth Shick Montgomery (1912–2001) was a highly respected Washington correspondent
and syndicated columnist who later became a famous author of books
on psychic phenomena and the New Age movement.
via Regina Ochoa, May 18, 2026
"There is no death, only change."
We Never Die: Death is a Transformative Evolution
Thank you for inviting me into your space. This is a real treat for me, as I have been wishing to return to someone who will bring my message. Well, it isn’t my message, but the message from all.
We wish to remind you all: You Never Die. Death is a transformative evolution.
This is not new information, but it must be repeated time and time again so that we, all souls, remember.
You and I, and souls from other stations and realms, landscapes, planets, and solar systems, are being reminded that we do not die. The soul, an individual spirit, and the collective of all, continue to live, forever. There is no perishing.
What is experienced as death is the sloughing off of our physical container that no longer serves the spirit’s growth.
That which falls away from our spiritual body is the shell, skin, or plumage, which is likened to shedding or molting. It is a transformation. That is all. One stage in the metamorphoses of life.
And life has many of these. Always changing, evolving, and expanding. The life force constantly exhibits growth, and in some instances rebirth into a new form. But life never ceases to exist.
Transformation is the heartbeat of evolution.
How is this so?
Creation, God, All, Life, are the same. One.
What is the point? To learn.
The existence of these constantly evolving creations of “one individual experienced by many,” is to discover oneself bit by bit, in each aspect of creation. You are God. You also are Love, you are light, and you are darkness.
It is a rotation of experiences, and how you choose (yes, you do choose, free will and all) that allows you to discover the identity of self.
Think of yourself as one cell in the body. You bump into other cells. There are many different cells that make up the body. But you are each and all a body.
So it is with all creation. The individual cell constantly changes, morphs, and dies. Cancer, arthritis, disease of any nature, is just a morphing of the cells within the body so that the body, the individual, experiences the changes. Deciding how to respond to these changes is part of the experience. What we do with change is the experience, too.
Change is a better word for death. As humans like to think of death as the end, but it is not. Only a whisper of a change to a human, an individual element of All.
You will never die. You will always change. That is the greatest story in this process of evolution. Change.
In 2001 I shed the skin of Ruth Montgomery. I transitioned. I am. Only. All. A part. The Whole. A frequency.
However, you are experiencing this vibration as Ruth — a human being who lived in a 20th-century lifetime.
You are Regina, in a body, but you are much more than that. You were a David, a Tom, a Charlie, Jose, a Dragonfly woman, and thousands of others around the globe. You are also from other solar systems, planets, and universes. But the cell you know in your spiritual existence, the one who scribbles notes, makes lists, washes laundry, and cooks, is Regina. An integral element of the whole.
Is this too philosophical for your readers?
Have I gone too far in this sitting in expressing the importance of humanity waking up to the knowledge that it is part of the whole? Their God, which they set outside of their reach, is within, in the tiniest atom. The nucleus of all that sits within the body is the cell, the DNA, the blood, the breath , the disease, and the nourishment. All. You are immortal, we are immortal.
You never die. When your body takes its final breath, your spirit, the soul’s essence, the life force, will slip out in its exhale. Transforming once again. Life continues. You continue. And you will rejoin all parts of you from prior experiences as you review your transformation.
Life continues.
What is the point of this message?
A reminder that this moment, the one you are in NOW, matters only as much as what you do in it.
Go within, find the element of God, acknowledge that in every cell of your life, the life force exists. God. All. For within you will also find your records, your actions, your choices in which you have requested to exist time and time again. To learn every part of your being, every element of life within your soul.
When we enter ourselves in a knowing of evolution, and we are evolving, constantly changing, we can begin to understand that we never die.
All creatures, every element, and all consciousness, slough off unnecessary parts — the frequency or vibration that no longer serves.
There is no death, only change.
Ruth