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Mon Jan 17, 2011 -Written by Patrick Mathews"
"Grief is a heavy emotion, one that brings energy to a very low position. It places a block around a survivor that makes it very hard for loved ones on the other side to penetrate. When people are grieving they want more than anything to have some type of contact with a loved one who has passed. The problem is, they do not realize what they are doing is the exact opposite of what is needed.
For a spirit to be able to communicate with others, those people need to be at a higher level, which can be achieved with happiness or being positive. Once they are capable of dismissing some of the grief they are experiencing, then a stronger connection can be made. It is certainly natural to be heavy-hearted for ourselves when we are so used to having a physical -to-physical relationship with someone, but once a person passes a new relationship beings - that of being physical-to-spirit."
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"Grief is a heavy emotion, one that brings energy to a very low position. It places a block around a survivor that makes it very hard for loved ones on the other side to penetrate. When people are grieving they want more than anything to have some type of contact with a loved one who has passed. The problem is, they do not realize what they are doing is the exact opposite of what is needed.
For a spirit to be able to communicate with others, those people need to be at a higher level, which can be achieved with happiness or being positive. Once they are capable of dismissing some of the grief they are experiencing, then a stronger connection can be made. It is certainly natural to be heavy-hearted for ourselves when we are so used to having a physical -to-physical relationship with someone, but once a person passes a new relationship beings - that of being physical-to-spirit."
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Visit A New Journey On Facebook: A place for grieving parents, family and friends.
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