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A Spiritually Enlightening Online Magazine. July's Theme: "Love"
Volume 2 Issue 5 ISSN# 1708-3265
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One More Wave by Rev. Cheryl Jewett
In early April, people of many faiths flocked to St Peter's Square in Vatican City to pray either for Pope John Paul II's peaceful death or miraculous cure. "One more wave," the commentator stated, "from the Pope at his residence's window, was what the crowd most wanted." Isn't that all any of us want when a loved one has passed away or is in the process of passing over to the Other Shore? Many questions dominate the consciousness of a person who walks the path of bereavement. We wonder - Why? Why this person, and why now? And, when will this anguish from grief end? Instead of being grateful for what time we had with our loved one, we bemoan a perceived lack. We wanted just one more smile, one more hug, one more kiss. And, the list goes on. Unfortunately, what we, in fact, did receive was never quite enough, according to our so-called book of life. Think about that, though. When is it ever enough? And, who are we to determine such a parameter? And, why is it so well ingrained for us to think negatively rather than positively? It might be far more healing to nurture the memories and express gratitude for the precious time we were allowed to be a participant in our loved one's earthly life.
Some healing steps:
And that, my friend, can never change.
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