elizabeth to and all

[Guest guest]

apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum is

being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain causing

fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just flown .

I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection as

the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have coped

with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same time .

 

If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept the

situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next shaktipat as

i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as the

end of their life approaches now .

Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the safeties

in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for them

soon .

Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

[Guest guest]

Blessings to you and your family Elizabeth! You will be in my

prayers. Would you like to be added onto the prayer section of the

healing list?

 

Sarita

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " elizabeth931665 " <cosmichealer1 wrote:

>

> apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

> My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum

is

> being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain

causing

> fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

> support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just

flown .

> I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection

as

> the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have

coped

> with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

> guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same

time .

>

> If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept

the

> situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next

shaktipat as

> i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as

the

> end of their life approaches now .

> Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the

safeties

> in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

> possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for

them

> soon .

> Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Elizabeth,

 

I am sorry about your dad's fall and I can relate to that, as my dad is 86 and

has Peripheral Neuropathy...he fell a LOT before he got a " Hoveround " chair (he

was using a walker before than and fell a lot because he has no feeling

whatsoever in his feet and legs). Unfortunately, he is failing pretty fast,

sleeping 14-16 hours a day, and is ready to die, so it will likely not be too

much longer before he passes. My mom, who is 83, is good physically, but has a

miniscule attention span and her memory gets worse every day. I wish I could

give you a hug right now because I could use one, too! It is so sad to watch

the two people you've known and loved longer than anyone else in the world fade

before your eyes. Even knowing that death is not the end does not diminish the

sadness of watching them decline and move closer to the time when they will

pass. I know my dad will soon go on to the next adventure in this incredible

cycle of life but I will miss him terribly. I'm

so sorry that you are going through the same emotional experiences, my friend.

 

I admire your attitude and nonfailing observance of your practice and I'm glad

that the K is helping you along.

 

God's blessings and love to you,

Claudia

 

elizabeth931665 <cosmichealer1 wrote:

apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum is

being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain causing

fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just flown .

I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection as

the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have coped

with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same time .

 

If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept the

situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next shaktipat as

i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as the

end of their life approaches now .

Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the safeties

in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for them

soon .

Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Having a mom that is almost 90, I can relate to what both of you are going

through. I try to remember that it is our perception of life that is imperfect,

and that the passing of a loved one at the appropriate time is actually a good

thing (at least for them). It is easy to think of how we will miss them, but

then again, it will only be for a little while. Life passes by quickly here for

us all. My prayer is that we can all reach a point, where we can rise above

this illusion that we know of as life (and death), and see things from a higher

perspective. But then, that's why we're here isn't it... :-)

 

You both (and your families) will be in my prayers...

 

Paul

 

 

-------------- Original message from Claudia <newtfoodbowl:

--------------

 

Dear Elizabeth,

 

I am sorry about your dad's fall and I can relate to that, as my dad is 86 and

has Peripheral Neuropathy...he fell a LOT before he got a " Hoveround " chair (he

was using a walker before than and fell a lot because he has no feeling

whatsoever in his feet and legs). Unfortunately, he is failing pretty fast,

sleeping 14-16 hours a day, and is ready to die, so it will likely not be too

much longer before he passes. My mom, who is 83, is good physically, but has a

miniscule attention span and her memory gets worse every day. I wish I could

give you a hug right now because I could use one, too! It is so sad to watch the

two people you've known and loved longer than anyone else in the world fade

before your eyes. Even knowing that death is not the end does not diminish the

sadness of watching them decline and move closer to the time when they will

pass. I know my dad will soon go on to the next adventure in this incredible

cycle of life but I will miss him terribly. I'm

so sorry that you are going through the same emotional experiences, my friend.

 

I admire your attitude and nonfailing observance of your practice and I'm glad

that the K is helping you along.

 

God's blessings and love to you,

Claudia

 

elizabeth931665 <cosmichealer1 wrote:

apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum is

being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain causing

fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just flown .

I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection as

the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have coped

with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same time .

 

If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept the

situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next shaktipat as

i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as the

end of their life approaches now .

Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the safeties

in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for them

soon .

Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

 

 

Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Paul...I know you're right.

 

Love & blessings to you and your mom, too,

Claudia

 

paulrf2 wrote:

Having a mom that is almost 90, I can relate to what both of you are

going through. I try to remember that it is our perception of life that is

imperfect, and that the passing of a loved one at the appropriate time is

actually a good thing (at least for them). It is easy to think of how we will

miss them, but then again, it will only be for a little while. Life passes by

quickly here for us all. My prayer is that we can all reach a point, where we

can rise above this illusion that we know of as life (and death), and see things

from a higher perspective. But then, that's why we're here isn't it... :-)

 

You both (and your families) will be in my prayers...

 

Paul

 

-------------- Original message from Claudia <newtfoodbowl:

--------------

 

Dear Elizabeth,

 

I am sorry about your dad's fall and I can relate to that, as my dad is 86 and

has Peripheral Neuropathy...he fell a LOT before he got a " Hoveround " chair (he

was using a walker before than and fell a lot because he has no feeling

whatsoever in his feet and legs). Unfortunately, he is failing pretty fast,

sleeping 14-16 hours a day, and is ready to die, so it will likely not be too

much longer before he passes. My mom, who is 83, is good physically, but has a

miniscule attention span and her memory gets worse every day. I wish I could

give you a hug right now because I could use one, too! It is so sad to watch the

two people you've known and loved longer than anyone else in the world fade

before your eyes. Even knowing that death is not the end does not diminish the

sadness of watching them decline and move closer to the time when they will

pass. I know my dad will soon go on to the next adventure in this incredible

cycle of life but I will miss him terribly. I'm

so sorry that you are going through the same emotional experiences, my friend.

 

I admire your attitude and nonfailing observance of your practice and I'm glad

that the K is helping you along.

 

God's blessings and love to you,

Claudia

 

elizabeth931665 <cosmichealer1 wrote:

apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum is

being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain causing

fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just flown .

I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection as

the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have coped

with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same time .

 

If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept the

situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next shaktipat as

i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as the

end of their life approaches now .

Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the safeties

in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for them

soon .

Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Elizabeth, Claudia, and Paul, I am there too. My mom will soon be 87

and I have been seeeing her life and her mind fading away these last

few years. I wish I could go visit with her more often. I am also

concerned about her living condition, and wish there was someway I

could improve that situation. Somethings you just don't have any

control over to be able to change it.

 

Linda

 

, Claudia

<newtfoodbowl wrote:

>

> Thanks Paul...I know you're right.

>

> Love & blessings to you and your mom, too,

> Claudia

>

> paulrf2 wrote:

> Having a mom that is almost 90, I can relate to what both

of you are going through. I try to remember that it is our perception

of life that is imperfect, and that the passing of a loved one at the

appropriate time is actually a good thing (at least for them). It is

easy to think of how we will miss them, but then again, it will only

be for a little while. Life passes by quickly here for us all. My

prayer is that we can all reach a point, where we can rise above this

illusion that we know of as life (and death), and see things from a

higher perspective. But then, that's why we're here isn't it... :-)

>

> You both (and your families) will be in my prayers...

>

> Paul

>

> -------------- Original message from Claudia <newtfoodbowl: ---

-----------

>

> Dear Elizabeth,

>

> I am sorry about your dad's fall and I can relate to that, as my

dad is 86 and has Peripheral Neuropathy...he fell a LOT before he got

a " Hoveround " chair (he was using a walker before than and fell a lot

because he has no feeling whatsoever in his feet and legs).

Unfortunately, he is failing pretty fast, sleeping 14-16 hours a day,

and is ready to die, so it will likely not be too much longer before

he passes. My mom, who is 83, is good physically, but has a miniscule

attention span and her memory gets worse every day. I wish I could

give you a hug right now because I could use one, too! It is so sad

to watch the two people you've known and loved longer than anyone

else in the world fade before your eyes. Even knowing that death is

not the end does not diminish the sadness of watching them decline

and move closer to the time when they will pass. I know my dad will

soon go on to the next adventure in this incredible cycle of life but

I will miss him terribly. I'm

> so sorry that you are going through the same emotional experiences,

my friend.

>

> I admire your attitude and nonfailing observance of your practice

and I'm glad that the K is helping you along.

>

> God's blessings and love to you,

> Claudia

>

> elizabeth931665 <cosmichealer1 wrote:

> apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

> My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum

is

> being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain

causing

> fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

> support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just

flown .

> I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection

as

> the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have

coped

> with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

> guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same

time .

>

> If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept

the

> situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next

shaktipat as

> i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as

the

> end of their life approaches now .

> Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the

safeties

> in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

> possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for

them

> soon .

> Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

>

>

> Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Comforting energy to you Elizabeth, and all of you with aging parents

facing this time in their lives... love & light ~Jen~

 

,

" elizabeth931665 " <cosmichealer1 wrote:

>

> apologies for belated christmas and new years greetings to all.

> My dad who is nearly 90 had a fall and has been in hospital and mum is

> being assessed for some form of poor circulation to the brain causing

> fog and memory loss etc so with daily hospital visits for them and

> support for both my daughters with minor problems time has just flown .

> I have continued to work on myself depite a recurring ear infection as

> the left ear clears itself and im surprised at how well i have coped

> with the pressure and pain around me without becoming depressed .I

> guess the kundalini force helps me whilst testing me at the same time .

>

> If its ok with you chrism i will continue give thanks and accept the

> situation as it is and perhaps wait a while before my next shaktipat as

> i guess my parents will need help to find peaceful acceptance as the

> end of their life approaches now .

> Of course i will work away quietly as much as possible at the safeties

> in order not to lose ground and keep in touch as much as

> possible .Hopefully i will be able to get help with homecare for them

> soon .

> Blessings to all.My prayers are for and with you all too.elizabeth

>