This is a book that I will always cherish. The meditations in the book helped me to let go and enabled me to just breathe. Helping me to release the emotions that I had been holding in especially towards his employer. In reading the book the second time, I felt the words the author was saying and the words she was conveying as if she was there with me. I never wanted to experience that kind of loss again but that is not up to me. My sister and her husband had previously buried my step-nephew, Kalin, in 2005, as a result of a car accident, at 20 years of age. To watch my older sister go through such indescribable pain. To have him suddenly ripped away from our family was beyond comprehension. He stayed with our family until he was five so he was like a little brother to me. My nephew and I shared a special bond as my sister had him very young and I was only nine when he was born. He was killed Maon the job at 28 years of age. Sometimes the loss is easier to accept, my grandmother’s passing at 101, my grandfather’s passing in March of this year at 85, where I was actually with him and was able to experience this beautiful moment, as he joined his wife of fifty-five years, my grandmother, who passed away in 2003.īut the loss that hurts the most is the loss of my nephew, Jakey. The second time I read the book, I read it with an open mind. One with a closed mind as the author believes in the metaphysical world and I do not.
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