Thanks L & V... both comments. They are all around. So true. I do feel the good ones all around me. Even one who was difficult in life. Had a dream about her and understood had she different circumstances, her behavior would have been different, COMPLETELY!
I'm so moved by this--the love, the loss, the openness, the vulnerability here. I've learned recently that our society, meaning western versus eastern, deals poorly with grief. Trite comments and assurances seem to be the usual and with the loss of a child, and too often with serious illness, avoidance or even abandonment occur. Your piece here, important for all those reasons. xo
Thank you Mary. Thank you for being moved. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your heart's feelings about these issues. I agree with you fully and completely. I think we are taught to ignore what is the most important issue in life, because it is messy and can't be contained by superficial descriptions and easy answers. The loss of my baby brother in 1993 at the age of 31 with a 2.5 yr old and a 30-day baby at home forever altered our life. My folk's were never the same. Thank you again!
A good man/woman never really dies! Their soul lives on forever ....
She’s always with you, signs, synchronicities and intuitive hits of love!
Cool double seahorses !!!
License plates signs are probably the most fun!!!!! Figuring out what they mean and being like HM! HAH! HA UNIVERSE YES
Thanks L & V... both comments. They are all around. So true. I do feel the good ones all around me. Even one who was difficult in life. Had a dream about her and understood had she different circumstances, her behavior would have been different, COMPLETELY!
I'm so moved by this--the love, the loss, the openness, the vulnerability here. I've learned recently that our society, meaning western versus eastern, deals poorly with grief. Trite comments and assurances seem to be the usual and with the loss of a child, and too often with serious illness, avoidance or even abandonment occur. Your piece here, important for all those reasons. xo
Thank you Mary. Thank you for being moved. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your heart's feelings about these issues. I agree with you fully and completely. I think we are taught to ignore what is the most important issue in life, because it is messy and can't be contained by superficial descriptions and easy answers. The loss of my baby brother in 1993 at the age of 31 with a 2.5 yr old and a 30-day baby at home forever altered our life. My folk's were never the same. Thank you again!