I
can imagine knowing and loving someone so much that if they died you would be
so relieved and happy to see them again 3 days later, it would be the most
amazing miracle.
Christians
celebrate Easter. It is one of the most important messages offered to humanity.
Whether you believe it or not the Easter ‘story’ is that Jesus was crucified to
death and three days later he appeared again to his believers and to his
Mother, showing them that there is no true death.
I
have written a book which speaks of my own journey believing that I had lost my
beloved twin sisters.
Despite
being a Christian and knowing that one day I would be reunited with them (in my
own death) , I never imagined that I would be guided through a very different
path of believing. Nor did I understand how my grief was so deeply buried.
Breaking
through loss is a book that takes you through a journey of how loss in your
life, can, take you through a very messy ripple, and a chaotic repetition of
painful events.
When
I hit rock bottom I was fortunate that a friend led me to the most amazing
weekend experience of my life, one that woke me up to a scientific magic and
which later led me to experience my own miracle and to want to guide others in
a similar position to the same experience that moved me.
The
TRUTH is that your loved ones never die! They are always around us, and at
times will represent themselves in others. Jesus showed us that light and you
do not have to be Christian to experience it.
IT
IS how the universe works and IT IS scientific.
Show
your smile this Easter - if you are
grieving the loss of a loved one, Easter is here to remind you that they are
not missing, and they are certainly not ‘dead’.
If
you recognise that you are repeating losses, then read my book as I give you
the benefit from four decades of experience.
You
can flick through my book on Amazon http://goo.gl/j8v8gM
I
invite you can send me a message if you would like to know more.
Wishing
you a peaceful, reflective and Happy Easter with love
Lynn
#grief #loss #lossandgrief #expectamiracle
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