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A frequent statement when someone is grieving the loss of another is, "I miss you." A recognition that a person is no longer in the physical body and therefore unavailable to talk to, to see, to hug. There tends to be a heaviness in the body and an emotion of sadness or even depression. There's the idea that there is separation between you and the deceased loved one. There's the practice of lack, limitation or there was/is an incompletion. Amie and Bev have a conversation about this and:
~prayer
~various ways of communication
~truth detector
~independence
~child behavior
May this conversation be beneficial to your life journey. Many blessings!
~prayer
~various ways of communication
~truth detector
~independence
~child behavior
May this conversation be beneficial to your life journey. Many blessings!
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