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By Robert Najemy
Following are some beliefs or thought-forms, which can be very supportive in our effort to cope with the departure of a loved one. If you find any of these helpful, write them down with large letters and place them where you can see them often. Feel free to alter them so that they apply more appropriately to your own specific needs.
You could also make a cassette with such messages to play while in deep relaxation or as you fall asleep. Share these thoughts with others.
1. I am an eternal soul and have the power to live an abundant and meaningful life. All is within me. I feel secure, protected and tranquil.
2. My loved one is an eternal, immortal soul who continues to live in another dimension more beautiful than the one in which I currently exist.
3. Since my loved one is very well and far closer to his or her true divine nature, I can be glad for him/her and can give joy to myself and to those around me.
4. Everything happens according to wise and just divine laws which give us the lessons we need for our spiritual evolution. For some reason, it was best for my loved one to move on to another level of existence and for me continue on here, without him or her.
5. Everyone on this earth has lost loved ones. This is a natural and universal aspect of material existence.
6. The departure of the soul from the restrictions of the temporary physical body is a beautiful liberation from a very limited incarnated state.
7. The loss of my loved one is a great opportunity for spiritual development through the cultivation of inner power, tranquility, security and self-acceptance.
8. I accept the perfection of the Divine Laws, and I release God, myself and all others for any responsibility for what is happening to me.
9. My loved one would want me to be happy and to continue my life creatively and beautifully.
10. I am a pure divine being and deserve unconditional love. I am acceptable, lovable and interesting as I am.
11. The loss of a loved one is not related to guilt or punishment but, is instead, a great opportunity for spiritual development and inner growth.
12. No one can be responsible for someone else’s death. Each soul has selected the hour and the place when he or she will leave. Others are simply the instruments we use for our departure.
13. I can, even now, correct my relationship with my loved one with inner communication and prayer.
14. I open myself to my brothers and sisters in the family of humanity who are now sharing this planet. My loved one would want me to do so.
15. I share with others my sorrow and joy.
16. I find meaning in myself and my life by relating, serving, creating and evolving.
17. Life is a divine gift and it is my duty to use it to benefit myself and others.
18. Today, 40,000 parents have lost their children. Tomorrow, another 40.000 parents will lose their children. I am not alone in pain. Departure from the physical body is a natural part of life on earth.
19. There is one universal life force, expressing itself through all beings. The same consciousness that expressed itself through my loved one is now expressing itself through every being around me. When loving and offering to others, I love and offer to him / her.
STEPS WE CAN TAKE
1. We can study the spiritual truths related to the life and death and the relationship between the soul and the body.
2. We can express our feelings openly to those who can respect and understand them, perhaps to a priest, minister, psychologist, spiritual teacher or a good friend.
3. We can pray for our loved ones’ development and growth as souls on the dimensions where they are now existing. We can light a candle for them as frequently as we feel the need, sending them light, energy and love.
4. We will gradually need to free ourselves from excessive concentration on those who have left this plane and pay more attention to those who are here with us. It might be best eventually to remove belongings that remind us of him or her. We can give them to charity or to those who need them or would appreciate them.
5. We can occupy ourselves with meaningful activities such as:
a. Service
b. Creativity c. Evolution – Self knowledge d. Conscious Love Relationships
6. We need to be patient with ourselves and those around us. Overcoming such a shock usually takes time.
7. We need to cultivate faith in the Divine and in ourselves.
8. We can join a group of people dedicated to the process of growth where we can mutually support each other in this process.
Adapted from the “The Psychology of Happiness” by Robert Najemy
About the Author: Robert Elias Najemy, a life coach with 30 years of experience, is the author of over 20 books, 600 articles and 400 lectures on Human Harmony. Download wonderful ebooks, 100’s of free articles, courses, and mp3 audio lectures at HolisticHarmony.com. Find 8 of his books at Amazon.com.
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