Digest Number 321

March 3, 2000

Dear Rattana,

I have been blessed with being included in an amazing...and amazingly

sad experience in these last few weeks. I have a friend who is dying

of ovarian cancer. These are definitely her last few days. Her days

of working on her soul and fighting for her life is over. Her body is

getting ready to say goodbye. I say I am blessed, because watching her

friends and family come together and - as hard to comprehend as it is

that such a strong, committed, honest, beautiful person who has fought

so hard (for a year and a half) is still going to be leaving this part

of existence - acknowledge that death is a part of life. Also, to see

what an inspiration Patti's goodness and wonderful life are to so

many...so much love everwhere from so many corners. And in the face of

such a tragedy, people actually exchange and express their love. And

the love is beautiful to behold.

My question is, are there any specific postures or meditations

(preparations) kriyas or mudras that I might practice on my own in this

time so that I can be as positive a presence and as comforting a spirit

as possible to her, her family and friends when I am with them (or

even, not with them! just thinking about them) and after she passes?

Also, some of the friends may at some point come together for group

meditation...any ideas for what I might suggest/bring to the group?

I pray and think of them all the time and ask the angels to be with me

when I visit...butit is so hard for the friends because it feels that

there is so little we can do...but call and sit and love from

afar....maybe some Kundalini yoga could get me to another level of

energy and love here.

Thank you and Sat Nam,

Siobhan

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