There are
many kinds of loss that leaves us feeling that we will never recover, or be the
same, be it, divorce, loss of a job, loss of a loved one. Each of these losses
feels like an attack on our very sense of who we are. The normal reaction is to
blame ourselves. What did we do wrong? What didn’t we do? How could I have
prevented this loss?
When the loss concerns the death of someone we
love, we ask all the above questions, but then find ourselves unable to move
on. Sure, we go through the movements of everyday life…but we’ve stopped
living. Our loved ones, who have gone through the veil, are happy because they
are with GOD. They are free of pain and earthly cares…but they worry about the
ones they’ve left behind, especially, if that person is unable to get over
their grief. Saint Michael, our heavenly warrior steps up with helpful advice.
Three of Michael tells us that we have
to release the past. You don’t forget your loved one, but you should celebrate
their life by living yours. Each day will get easier if you truly believe that
our loved ones watch out for us from the other side. We’ll never forget our
loved ones, but each day the pain will eventually release its crippling hold.
Remember that our loved ones are divine souls who will live for eternity.
The Angel Raphael is the healing angel, and the Eight of Raphael tells us that we need
to continue to grow even though our loved one is no longer by our side. It is
scary to take those steps alone, but we must celebrate life in honor of our
loved ones. How do we celebrate their life? We celebrate a loved one’s life by
growing both spiritually and mentally. Try a new hobby, volunteer at a museum,
join a group that does fun activities. You might think that you are alone, but
the universe has your back. Talk to your departed loved ones as if they are in
the room with you. Tell them about your day, and what you did. This is a
special meditation that helps to bring closure and peace of mind.
The Archangel
Metatron tells us with the card, Leap of Faith, to listen to our hearts. Be love, be compassion, but
bring into your daily life something new that gives you joy. Be happy, and your
loved ones will make sure that more happiness comes your way.
Hi there, just wanted to mention, I enjoyed this post.
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