I'm so sorry you're going through this, I understand how hard it can be. I have griefs of deaths from years ago which can still affect me. I think the main thing is to do what you can to make yourself feel as good as possible.

You have the beauty of already knowing we are so much more than simply human bodies, we have souls and dimensions and a vast universe! Energy never dies it simply transforms and evolves.

It's ok to feel sad, I remember hearing an Abe talk and as they were talking about Jerry (he had recently passed) Esther still became choked up, because you have human emotions for a reason and it's a beautiful thing. I will try and find it or something similar for you.

Xxx

So much death from people on this forum. Go back and read my posts about my grandfather, who recently passed. Hopefully they can help. If not, you're always welcome to PM me. I'm sending good vibes your way during this difficult time!

Sorry to read this JetPet. Abe really soothed me,  and so did Anita Moorjani. I have a thread about her in LOA Books.  My beautiful Mom battled cancer and she died before I knew anything about LOA.  I think in a way it actually led me to where I am today. I understand it is quite a crippling experience initially, it utterly broke my heart. But it also granted me the gift of perspective. And the ability to love unconditionally. There is no other condition quite as imposing as death- there's absolutely nothing that can change that condition. But you have the opportunity to change your perspective about it. It's twofold. You come to understand that from your alignment, your loved one is absolutely still there. You can reach them. And they will show you, if you believe.. and if you allow it. It is a beautiful relief to feel the truth of source energy.. and to know that your loved one has completely re-emerged with pure positive energy.  And that they are whole,  complete, and aligned.

The other wonderful revelation you will make is that nothing is truly a big deal.  Nothing is so bad or awful or enormous that you cannot tackle it. There is an incredible strength and grace that is born from the depths of grief and despair.  It touches you profoundly, so that you will never again take certain things for granted. Gratitude, appreciation, unconditional love. What better time is there  to practice these? Much love to you. 💜