A Love boost for Carol and her mother

Carol, you and, your mother
are in my thoughts/and, prayers at this time

(i too, have been going thru this, with my mom/and, my dad)

Mudra, hit a lot of nails on the head, with her comments

thank you

susan

Thank you both. I'm sitting in the hospital beside my mother's bedside when I saw this and started to cry. Your kindness is much appreciated and really touched me deep in my heart.

You have my heart and my prayers. You face what I will face in the coming years. May you find grace amidst the pain. May your Mother pass in peace.
Heartsong

Thank you Higher Love and Heartsong for your kind words. We don't know how long this will take but the pain and suffering she has undergone and in undergoing is very difficult to witness. When I read mudra's sweet message it all finally hit me emotionally so I'm having a bit of a hard time with it all. How does one say good-by to Mt. Shasta or one's mother. I'm just not ready.

This is for you and your mother Carol, the bellow is something I wrote after my aunt and my uncle passed away last year. Both of them have had a realy fulfilled life (they were both nearly 80 years old) and shared their love unconditionally. Both of them were very loving persons and I remember my cousins taking care of them, just as you do now with your mother.


Some time ago...it was only memories, pictures, recalls...which tends to fade away, as the human mind tends to forget. And today, now...luckily, there remind very strong emotions in our hearts connected with almost all moments of our human life, here on this lovely planet. Love...love is the strongest emotion that we're blessed to be able to feel. Therefore, the love that we felt and feel towards each other will remain engraved in our souls and our spirits. As our soul and our spirit live eternal...the love will also remain there engraved for the eternity. I love you both, forever and in all eternity...and thanks for being there, when I needed you.


Much respect to you
Mall...

Hi Carol,

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LOVE ALLways, c

Carol wrote:How does one say good-by to Mt. Shasta or one's mother. I'm just not ready.

I will share with you how it worked out for me when I was facing a very similar situation and hope this may help you find your own insight in these times.

My mother was dying with cancer when I was 23 . I did'nt know if I had to put a vision there that she would stay longer with us or if I should just accept to let her go . I did'nt quite know what was right .It was'nt clear to me how I should direct my thoughts . I shared my concerns with a friend I considered advanced in these matters. She told me , look your mother as a soul has already decided to leave . What she is waiting is that you accept this so she can go in peace.
So that particular day I sat with her and thanked her for all she had done for me . I also told her that she was more than this body , that it was ok to leave this vehicle now as it was causing her great suffering and not functioning properly anylonger. I said she would be free to go wherever she wanted . She wondered if she would have to meet people again that caused her pain in this life . I answered no , you can choose that next time you won't meet them and will have a lovely life of freedom and enjoyment . If you could have such a life what would you fill it with ? She began to share her new dreams and visions and I acknowlegded all of them . I told her I will always love her and then kissed her good bye . Two days later she left this plane with a peacefull smile on her face . I believe, as she was sleeping that she remembered our conversation and followed her dreams.

Deuter-Beautiful relaxing music

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Love for You dear Carol



mudra

Now I know what to say when my Mother passes Mudra...she almost passed between 2007-2010 (very sick that whole time) yet she decided to stay on a little while longer to present another whole new aspect of herself (in her eighties)...Carol the emotional pain for you and family is tremendous and wish you and your Mother peace and love.
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Waiting is not mere empty hoping...It is an inner certainty...I Ching

Regardless of all of the esoteric and futuristic conceptualizing we free-spirits do - we still have to face current realities - and the reality is that there is a lot of pain and suffering. I wish you the best, Carol. I wish I could just fix everything, but I can't.

a big bear hug for you, Carol ..



I am very sorry for your loss

My condolences Carol.

I recently lost my father and I can relate to what you have gone through. Knowing they are in a better place is nice but it is difficult to let them go.

Carol, I will light a candle for your family's journey. I was visiting my own mother and father and didn't log in for quite a few days. However, I kept thinking about you, and now I know why. I'm sorry to hear the news. Linda

What Gio said.

You are surely loved Carol from many of us here.

May I suggest that when you get home and can have a moment for yourself that you light up a campfire on the beach one evening.

One giant hug.

Your Mother must have a very large, expansive Spirit Carol as I felt her passing these last few days in my consciousness. Blessings to you...it is hardest on those left behind.


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Love to you and your family, Carol.

Sorry it's taken a while to send my condolences also Carol. I'm afraid I did the sooky thing when I read that your Mum had passed......turned the computer off and had a good cry. But I also would like to add that the grace you've shown to your Mum in her time of need has been inspirational to me as well. I just hope I can be the same for my Mum as she's close to going with cancer also.

Much love to you and your family dear friend

I, too, am remiss in expressing my sympathies. It is times like these when I am reminded of the concreteness that we are all connected/we are ONE. We have not met in this life, but I cry when I think about you, just as I am at this moment. And I do not know what to say.

You are loved, Carol.

I am so very sorry for your loss.

Troy

There is no death, only a change of worlds.
- Chief Seattle