Guest guest Posted May 23, 1999 Report Share Posted May 23, 1999 On Sat, 22 May 1999 20:30:42 David Bozzi wrote: >No that's ok. But your kind thought just sent a ripple of warmth >through the entire universe you know. What a beautiful image that was. Thank you. >Me too. I'm doing the best I can. She see's a spiritually orientated therapist. >(not versed in K though) Well, he'll hopefully give her the help and guidance she needs. >> Does she understand what is happening ? > >Yes. I believe so. Not necessarily in the language of K but I've expressed >the perspective. Shouldn't be necessary as long is it's perceived as a process, not an illness or something like that. >Summary: went straight from home into a marriage at a young age to >a domineering man. (my dad) Never really explored who she was or found her own >identity. He died 3 years ago. In those 3 years she's been occupied moving, paperwork, >etc. That delayed the inevitable looking within. So it's a kind of delayed grief process you think ? >The immensity of the 'nothingness' >terrifies her. Tried to hide under a rock with her first romance which recently turned sour >and the 'wall's been blown apart. She knows if it wasn't that it would have been something >else. Time to >find her identity. But ah, that is always good, even though it can difficult in the start. > Energy blocked in heart chakra. Not so strange if she's been in a domineering relationship for a long time. >It's an intense dark night >phase for her but she knows it's a process and does >trust she'll come through. It is good she trusts that will happen. I wish you both the best of luck and self insights. >She's not your typical 72 year old. Looks 50, in excellent shape. (walks, bikes, lean, >never smoked) I forget that grandmothers in the US are a bit different than grandmothers in the old world. She's probably as vital as a 50 year old then. I was worried because I was picturing this frail old woman who's lived a long and sheltered life now being completely shaken by K. >Thank god no. Spiritual though. She's read tons of >spiritual books through the years. Well, then she should not be completely unfamiliar with spiritual processes and concepts. >Actually got carried with accumulating them. Just last week finally threw them all >out. Reading only goes so far you know. Very true. Especially with K. In many cases you got to start with scratch on that. OK, I'll stop worrying about your mother, now. Thanks for sharing. I met this 75 year old WW2 veteran last summer and he was incredibly vital despite having lived thru at least one heart attack. He had quite a life, but some experiences from the war, from when he was 22, still stuck with him and I sort of sensed that it troubled him still. I felt so in awe for this soul and have never viewed old ppl quite like that before. I guess in many ways, inside he was the same person as he was at 30. I very much wish I could have done more for him. I was so taken by his attitude and story. Anyway.... sorry for the blather. G'night ! Best regards, Amanda. Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 1999 Report Share Posted May 25, 1999 Amanda Erhart wrote: > So it's a kind of delayed grief process you think ? It's all delayed grief? Remember? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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