Does Bereavement Ever Go Away? - 01/30/14 11:25 PM
There are some things, especially when it comes to the Spirituality and/or emotional growth of our being that can often become misinterpreted.
Pain, and the loss of a loved one - especially when they're loved intimately, from my experience is more of a transformation than something a Soul needs or might even want or feel responsible to be rid of.
Me personally, I have a saying:
"I like my pain STRAIGHT-UP, not on the side!"
I've never had a loss, as of yet, that hasn't had a side to it that had me grow in on direction or another. However, that doesn't mean at the time I didn't have a few explicit words w/the works of our Creator...
I will share a story every now and then in which loss, especially, was more of a "seed" that grew into something much bigger, stronger and grounded, than had I not had the experience of having to go through it.
Have you had an experience you'd like to share where loss of a loved one transformed, even if it took days, months, or years to present a renewal of sorts; an unexpected positive?
Pain, and the loss of a loved one - especially when they're loved intimately, from my experience is more of a transformation than something a Soul needs or might even want or feel responsible to be rid of.
Me personally, I have a saying:
"I like my pain STRAIGHT-UP, not on the side!"
I've never had a loss, as of yet, that hasn't had a side to it that had me grow in on direction or another. However, that doesn't mean at the time I didn't have a few explicit words w/the works of our Creator...
I will share a story every now and then in which loss, especially, was more of a "seed" that grew into something much bigger, stronger and grounded, than had I not had the experience of having to go through it.
Have you had an experience you'd like to share where loss of a loved one transformed, even if it took days, months, or years to present a renewal of sorts; an unexpected positive?