Notes

Preparing For The Death Of A Loved One
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One of the major political issues in the U.S. these days is the controversy over the death penalty. Like abortion, the nation is clearly divided on the issue, but I suspect the number of people in favor outnumber the people opposed by about two to one.



death is indeed a celebration of life. Beyond its door is a good place- where illness, violence, anger, hatred and other negative human traits are not known to exist. There are souls who need to work on negative traits while on earth.

My point is you know the delectable satisfaction of DEATH. You know the instant gratification this tool has in it. Access is always easy and the effects are always pleasurable. DEATH is so easy and so pleasurable that one can completely ignore its long-term effects as they consume it.

Cremation is done by an expert who heats the body (remember your pet doesn't feel anything anymore) to a very high heat. When the cremation is done the body is now ash and can be kept in a special jar, buried or scattered. If we decide to bury your fish, we can put him in a box, dig a hole in the backyard, put the box with the fish in the hole and fill the hole with earth. Your fish will help the garden grow. Once the life is gone, it will not come back. But you can remember and love your pet in your heart. That part never dies.

It is heart wrenching to watch the fear cross a loved ones face if they have been diagnosed with a terminal illness. The tragedy is compounded, because again the little time that they have left is spent in fear of drawing their last breath.

The only reality is that the life which leaves the body on death will never come back, Our mind should be always aware that death may knock the door any time.

As we approach death, our personal relationships with life and death will set the stage of our acceptance of the new life that awaits us and our loved ones. Fear and unfinished business are two big factors in determining how much resistance we put into meeting death. Hopefully, my understanding of "Gone from my Sight" will help you to understand the dying experience and prepare for the death of your loved one. Let go. It is time for your new beginning.





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