As I am sure you already know, the sense of separation when loved ones die can be very painful. What we may not yet have realized is that just because you can’t see your loved ones doesn’t mean they aren’t with you. You are always connected in your heart. Love does not die. In love, there is no separation. One love, one heart. Just thinking of someone consciously connects you to them.
Yes, the parting is hard, but always at some deep level we are all very much connected.
And if there are times when you feel as though you’re “stuck” in your grief, be gentle with yourself. Just let the grief be what it needs to be. There is no wrong way to grieve. It’s different for everyone. But while you’re grieving, please do remember to nurture yourself any way you can. Every part of your system is asking for comfort, and now is the best time to answer that call.
So be patient with yourself. It does get easier, and it will.
Sometimes circumstances are such that you don’t get to say “Goodbye.” Whatever the circumstances, we can find great comfort in the knowledge that God is working His purposes out. Trust in that Wisdom and know that all is as it should be, whether it seems like it or not.
Losing a loved one – and even our own passing – will be different for all of us, but no matter how it comes, always and in all ways the Divine Plan is for us to continue to grow and evolve and wake up to the magnificent Being that lives eternally in our heart.
Thanks for your article I’m 25 years old and lost my mom in 1993 she was 20 it hurts I never really knew her but the pain is still there I have lost several in the past few years I lost both my gpas both great gmas my dad passed within 2weeks of my great fma Ross I lost a great uncle on my 21 bday I have lost many more how do u deal with grief of losing so many in a short time span its a lot harder on holidays all my friends just tell me to grow up and get over it but its not that simple I feel as if my heart is torn in half what do I do