For you rejoice in the arrival of one who loves you in this way, with rejoicing at your arrival. What a gift such friends are! And what sadness/loss pierces the heart at their departure.
Your words are such a gift. I have had this pain in my left breast for several days now and I too have lost so many friends. Last September I lost my high school best friend and my college roommate. We kept in touch all these years, visiting each other: I in Massachusetts;she in Pensacola. I was with her even when she died but long distance. Her son sat by her hospital bed and he relayed on the phone everything to me. I saw her ascend in a glorious golden cloud of Light and it was joyous and beautiful and i felt her joy at leaving Ibut the next day and all the days after, I have been sad that she is not here now to call or write or send presents to. We were college friends with Allen and he died suddenly from Covid about a year before she left. Over the last 20 years. I have lost all my dearest friends, except for one. There are more souls I love on the other side than now live here. That pain in my breast is still here but I hope it will desolve. Thank you, Amy. Just what I needed today.
Oh, love. Thank you for sharing your experience here. What a blessing to be witness to your friend's transition into the next adventure and yet, even so, it's hard to lose a precious friend. I'm glad that my words helped ease your sadness. If the pain in your breast is still there, a pain with 'no cause' other than heartache, try this: place one hand over the painful spot and the other hand over your heart. Sit quietly, eyes closed and breathe with your heart. Let the physical pain move out into your hand as the emotional pain moves out through tears or the flow of feeling. I find it helpful, in times like this, to hum or sing a little. Moving feeling out through the voice. You will sense what to do to let the pain go. Remember: letting the pain go does not mean you don't care about your friend. She will always be with you.
Your words are such a gift. I have had this pain in my left breast for several days now and I too have lost so many friends. Last September I lost my high school best friend and my college roommate. We kept in touch all these years, visiting each other: I in Massachusetts;she in Pensacola. I was with her even when she died but long distance. Her son sat by her hospital bed and he relayed on the phone everything to me. I saw her ascend in a glorious golden cloud of Light and it was joyous and beautiful and i felt her joy at leaving Ibut the next day and all the days after, I have been sad that she is not here now to call or write or send presents to. We were college friends with Allen and he died suddenly from Covid about a year before she left. Over the last 20 years. I have lost all my dearest friends, except for one. There are more souls I love on the other side than now live here. That pain in my breast is still here but I hope it will desolve. Thank you, Amy. Just what I needed today.
Talk about devine timing. 🤯 Thank you 💓🙏
Perfect timing! Loved this
Your words are such a gift. I have had this pain in my left breast for several days now and I too have lost so many friends. Last September I lost my high school best friend and my college roommate. We kept in touch all these years, visiting each other: I in Massachusetts;she in Pensacola. I was with her even when she died but long distance. Her son sat by her hospital bed and he relayed on the phone everything to me. I saw her ascend in a glorious golden cloud of Light and it was joyous and beautiful and i felt her joy at leaving Ibut the next day and all the days after, I have been sad that she is not here now to call or write or send presents to. We were college friends with Allen and he died suddenly from Covid about a year before she left. Over the last 20 years. I have lost all my dearest friends, except for one. There are more souls I love on the other side than now live here. That pain in my breast is still here but I hope it will desolve. Thank you, Amy. Just what I needed today.
Oh, love. Thank you for sharing your experience here. What a blessing to be witness to your friend's transition into the next adventure and yet, even so, it's hard to lose a precious friend. I'm glad that my words helped ease your sadness. If the pain in your breast is still there, a pain with 'no cause' other than heartache, try this: place one hand over the painful spot and the other hand over your heart. Sit quietly, eyes closed and breathe with your heart. Let the physical pain move out into your hand as the emotional pain moves out through tears or the flow of feeling. I find it helpful, in times like this, to hum or sing a little. Moving feeling out through the voice. You will sense what to do to let the pain go. Remember: letting the pain go does not mean you don't care about your friend. She will always be with you.
Your words are such a gift. I have had this pain in my left breast for several days now and I too have lost so many friends. Last September I lost my high school best friend and my college roommate. We kept in touch all these years, visiting each other: I in Massachusetts;she in Pensacola. I was with her even when she died but long distance. Her son sat by her hospital bed and he relayed on the phone everything to me. I saw her ascend in a glorious golden cloud of Light and it was joyous and beautiful and i felt her joy at leaving Ibut the next day and all the days after, I have been sad that she is not here now to call or write or send presents to. We were college friends with Allen and he died suddenly from Covid about a year before she left. Over the last 20 years. I have lost all my dearest friends, except for one. There are more souls I love on the other side than now live here. That pain in my breast is still here but I hope it will desolve. Thank you, Amy. Just what I needed today.