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Personal sharings – AN INTRODUCTION

1/10/2020

This page is for people to share their personal stories around death and dying which can support us to accept death as a natural process and to understand that it need not be feared. Being open to expressing and sharing honestly how we feel allows for a settlement which supports the person who is dying as well as their friends and family. When we don’t hold back our feelings we can connect with our love which is always there beneath any emotion and this gives us an opportunity to express our genuine love and appreciation of the dying person and to celebrate their life.

LIVING AND DYING - A CARER'S PERSpeCTIVE

31/3/2020

Let me share with you what it is like being a carer for a loved one and describe three of the lessons I have learned. When I met the man who was to be my second husband, I knew he was unwell because he had emphysema, a serious lung condition that means you have difficulty breathing. Despite that, I was in love and hoped/expected that we would have maybe ten years together.

TRUE-CARE … LOVE IN ACTIVITY – A CARER’S PERSPECTIVE

29/11/2019

True care is felt through the love that is expressed . . . True care is love in activity and comes into every interaction we have with a person who is dying. We hold people in love in the way we talk and the way we move, the way we plump the pillow, or get a glass of water. Love is conveyed in the way we touch a person as we wash, dry, apply moisturiser and assist them with dressing.

TRUE CARE IN ACTION

29/11/2019

True Care was shown to me by a woman whom I was helping to care for, Judith.

I was one of the care team supporting Judith and her primary carer, Ingrid. I remember feeling the love whenever I saw Judith. She had such a warm beaming smile and acceptance of others and me.

REFLECTIONS ON DYING – TRUE SUPPORT

30/10/2019

When someone close is diagnosed with a life threatening disease it can be devastating and is a massive stop moment.

In 2004 my partner Tim, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. Having had all the medical treatments available to him, a deeper surrender to nature’s cycle was now being called for.

DEATH - SADNESS OR CELEBRATION?

31/7/2019

The joy of knowing about reincarnation is that when someone close to you dies, rather than feeling heartbroken that they have gone, you can celebrate their immortality knowing that they are moving on to the next stage in their evolution.

My husband died recently after a long illness.

SAYING GOODBYE WITH TRUE LOVE

30/6/2019

It is a common practice when someone passes over that family and friends attend a funeral or a memorial service to say goodbye to the deceased and sometimes these are grand affairs and sometimes they are simple ceremonies. Most often this leaves people bereft, sad emotional and often filled with regret that maybe they could have visited the dying person more . . .

CELEBRATING MY MOTHER’S LIFE

29/6/2019

In 2017, my mother called me from overseas to say she felt she did not have long to live and could I please come home to sort out her house and to assist to get her affairs in order.

I have lived in Australia for most of my life and she had never asked me to go back before, so I jumped on a plane the next day, so I could be there to support.

DEATH OF MY PARENTS – FATHER

30/5/2019

In 2006 I started attending Universal Medicine workshops and presentations by Serge Benhayon. Over the years of attending my life has completely transformed in many positive ways because of these presentations of the Ageless Wisdom.

I came to understand that death is not an end but simply the beginning of another cycle,

DEATH OF MY PARENTS - MOTHER

29/4/2019

In 1991, at the age of 66, my mother died suddenly – however I was expecting her death. I was 28 and living in the UK at the time. I had a dream back in August 1990 where I was told “she died in July” so I was planning to go home to New Zealand in the June of 1991 but she died in March before I got home.

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Personal sharings – AN INTRODUCTION

LIVING AND DYING - A CARER'S PERSpeCTIVE

TRUE-CARE … LOVE IN ACTIVITY – A CARER’S PERSPECTIVE

TRUE CARE IN ACTION

REFLECTIONS ON DYING – TRUE SUPPORT

DEATH - SADNESS OR CELEBRATION?

SAYING GOODBYE WITH TRUE LOVE

CELEBRATING MY MOTHER’S LIFE

DEATH OF MY PARENTS – FATHER

DEATH OF MY PARENTS - MOTHER

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