It
seems I'm off balance this week, leaning more toward my physicality
in an attempt to make sense of what's been happening in and around my
world. I'm really struggling with spiritual concepts, which is why I
call myself the 'stumbling spiritualist'. I'm having a stumbling (or
more like a falling over) phase presently, leaving me with a heavy
heart.
Everywhere
I turn, people are having to deal with so much trauma, grief and
confusion. Some are having to fight their way through multiple
tragic episodes at one time. How are they managing to stay afloat?
Some remain in shock, struggling to digest what has occurred in a
blink of an eye, and hoping there's not more of the same to come in
the near future.
These
people I refer to are my loved ones, and I am standing beside them
feeling completely powerless. It's not a pleasant experience, in
fact, it breaks my heart. These souls are beautiful, warm,
compassionate and selfless and don't deserve any of the devastation
they are experiencing.
Why
do such good people have so much to bear? Why is it some peoples'
journeys are filled with complication and trauma, again and again?
Can't the load be shared? Can't they have a break to pick themselves
up and shake themselves off before the next hurricane hits them?
Yes,
apparently we plan our physical life before we slip into our chosen
bodies (Often I wonder, ' What were
we thinking?'!).
Yes,
apparently we are not dished out more than what we can handle –
ever (Really?!).
Yes,
there's a reason/purpose for everything. Life is like a game of
dominoes, all exactly fitting into place (Wish we were allowed in
on the reason from our stance too. Would make life a whole lot
easier!).
Yes,
we need to let go of what we can't control, meaning I need to let go
of my sadness, as they're not my challenges, so to speak (But if
loved ones hurt, I hurt).
Yes,
a bubble of white light, or the like, is good to place yourself in so
your sensitivity is spared from emotions that aren't yours (That
often doesn't work for me either, if I am close to the troubled
person).
There
are many more spiritual truths, that just aren't doing it for me at
the moment. I just can't get my head around them! It's so difficult
watching people in pain and not being able to assist them – except
to be there for them. Yes I know, being there for them is a
wonderful thing, however I wish I could share their load, or I wish
events that have happened, didn't. I wish I could ease their pain,
but no matter what I do or how much I try, I am unable…...and that
makes me very sad….
But you are my friend.You might feel powerless but you being there, listening, sharing thoughts is helping more than you know.
ReplyDeleteEmbracing sadness and taking something positive ever so small helps grief, change, acceptance, patience. Tears my flow but laughter comes too.
Getting up in the morning, feeling lucky, really lucky because we are living in this complicated unpredictable world called life.
Love you heaps Mills xxx