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Elizabeth Young (We Exist! Why?)



Last Updated: 11/17/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 83
Sign: Aries

City: London
State: South
Country: UK
Signup Date: 4/5/2007

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Saturday, December 20, 2008 

Current mood:  contemplative
Category: Religion and Philosophy
When my sister died in November 1992, I vowed that I would never feel that way again. And having just heard that my father died yesterday I'm happy that Im not sad. I'm excited at what is yet to come, because since early Tuesday morning I sensed that my life was changing. My father understood me and identified me as his "spiritual child" and he appreciated what I do. I'm sure he would be very happy with the way things are developing for me, because he saw the future. We understood each other. He was the only person who actually saw me for who I am. He was a good person. Despite failing eyesight, he read my book (which makes mention of him) and took the time to call me and express appreciation for what I wrote. He appreciated my music too. I remember him phoning me one Christmas and he said he spent that Christmas day dancing to my music that I'd sent him on a tape. He was 75 at the time. He also said: "When you have the Father in you, you don't age." He never considered himself to be an old person. What can I say? We were likeminded and had the same sense of fun and enjoyment. I'm happy that he lived long and healthy. And I'm happy now that I'm not miserable for having regrets, but let's see what the future throws up.
Sun of Love
Walt Wynn

 
I think I would miss my mom and my dad when that day come for them. I know that there is a better place beyond sickness and death for them Tears of joy? or tears of pain? I don't know. Both seem the same but my love for them I give in God's name.
I think that I would be able to say to them in that day that I love and miss them and will see them again!
 
Posted by Sun of Love on Saturday, January 31, 2009 - 1:52 PM
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Elizabeth Young (We Exist! Why?)

 
As long as you know you have no regrets by them... that you treated them well, that's what matters. And if you have a sound understanding of life and what lays beyond our earthly existence that helps you adjust to life without them. When the time comes you will manage in ways you never experienced before. Death and attending funerals have given me some very vivid spiritual experiences. When my sister died and I was persuaded to view her ahead of the funeral, I felt a real presence rest on my shoulders. It isn't something I can put into words, but it was a comforting feeling. I've had many experiences that to the natural mind will seem insane, but even so, these have served to further confirm my knowledge in this area.

 
Posted by Elizabeth Young (We Exist! Why?) on Thursday, February 05, 2009 - 10:17 AM
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