Yesterday within 3 hours I heard of 3 transitions. This makes 4 in 10 short days. All are Loved Ones of people I know.
Each of the transitions was very different than the others. However, there are similarities:
- Each Loved Ones who passed touched the lives of many
- Their losses are felt by those who are left behind
- They continue to love those who are still here
In a powerful healing meditation yesterday, these are the words that came to me. I hope you will feel some comfort:
We are still here.
I’m right here with you, still loving you, the same that I always have. I am still here. I am still beside you, I am still touching you. I am still here. Feel me. Feel the love I still have for you. It has not changed.
You may not be able to hold me the same way you did before, but I can feel it when you hold me in your heart. I can feel the love you send to me. I can feel your love.
And if you’re really quiet, and really tune in, you can feel the love I have for you. Feel that I am touching your heart. Know that I am touching your heart right now with the love and compassion that I still feel for you.
I am still here.
We are still here.
Angel Blessings to you.
Sue
Empowerment 4 You
What a beautiful piece of writing. I can definitely see how this could comfort someone after the loss of someone close. Thanks to much for sharing and for making an Impact!
Thank you Jeff. I appreciate it. It’s the Angels talking, I just write 🙂
This is beautiful and oh, I get it so completely. Sometimes I say I am a champion griever having experienced it so much. Your work is so valuable!
I am grateful to read you today via the Ultimate Blog Challenge!
Thank you Julie. We all have someone or something to grieve and it’s so unique each time. I’m hoping this will help some…
I’ve heard of people writing letters to loved ones who have passed because it gives them closure.
Yes, that helps too. I’ve done that. Also a meditation with them if you didn’t have time to say goodbye.
I like to light a candle, and share a quiet moment and thought.
That’s a great way to let them know they are remembered, like a way of honoring them.
That instantly brought tears to my eyes as I think of my Mom and so many other people. And they are with us because “love” is everlasting. Thank you so much.
You are welcome Sabrina. And thank you. I cried too, as I was writing it and after I had it typed in the blog.
This is a sweet inspiration, Sue. Thanks for sharing it!
You are welcome Louise. 🙂