Susan StJames in talking about the loss of her 14 year old son. She
said she found comfort in these words from another..
"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are
spiritual beings having a human experience."
I do believe this with all my heart and soul. How else to explain the
presence of Franzi still in my life although his body is not here. I
miss his physical presence, the warmth, the hugs, but the nearness is
still here. He is with me when I need him.
Do I cry - of course, when all of a sudden I am overcome with the
realization of the fact I cannot see him or touch him. That our
togetherness in this environment is finished. These feelings come out
of nowhere, unsuspected and at times inopportune. But then I realize
that is not what he wants for me, and I try to pick up my morale and go
on. (Opertive word here is TRY)
My heart goes out to Fig, and all who have lost loved ones. It is a
hard row to hoe. Blessings to you all.
Alayne - 09 Jul 2006 10:59 GMT
> Susan StJames in talking about the loss of her 14 year old son. She
> said she found comfort in these words from another..
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> My heart goes out to Fig, and all who have lost loved ones. It is a
> hard row to hoe. Blessings to you all.
You're right it is a hard row to hoe, but it does get a little easier, or
simply more manageable as time passes. I'll have lost my Tony three years
next month (goodness, the time goes) and the hole that he created by his
passing is still there but a lot smaller than at the beginning.
Warm Hugs
Alayne