Reflection time.....I have been thinking about how my life has transformed and transpired over the last year. I have a few friends that I am sure I have thoroughly confused. For months I have had the mantra of how well I have been and am doing. How I have progressed and have moved forward. How I would love that they visit and we catch up and all is well.....I am doing fine.
Then the spiral downward. Again. I made it a lot further this time. But the crash landing was harsh.
I have been so busy going forward and making progress; working on the new normal that I forgot about me. I have for many months worked myself from morning until bedtime going to bed exhausted to wake up and start the routine over again. Until the crash; again the landing was harsh.
I was doing so well that I convinced family and friends that my progress was almost painless. Maybe a slight exaggeration but in the spirit of making a point - I fooled me too.
I couldn't keep the pace or the front because the impact of not letting myself grieve was too hard mentally and emotionally and it took its toll. It is very confusing to people who try to be friends with you - the emotional rollercoaster is too much for them, usually.
Everyone one of us grieve in our own way. Perhaps it was good for me to push so hard to make that new normal; honestly, I am not sure. What I know is though it not so much a deception as it is denial. That too familiar word again.
I am still facing denial. It is still too hard to face the full reality of Jeremy not being here on earth with me. Denial is still the buffer that helps me gradually callous over my pain to be able to go forward.
It is almost five years. It seems forever yet like yesterday. It seems surreal still. So hard to grasp after five years of not being able to see him, hear his laugh - his essence.
So, after loosing a few friends to my mental and emotional decline. I go a few steps backwards and am again - moving forward.
I forgive myself the decline and learn from my journey. This is never acceptable; but it is how life is now. I do wish to be that steadfast and brave Marine Mom because I want to bring honor to Jeremy's life and sacrifice - he taught me so much yet I was suppose to be the example. He still amazes me to this day and I am sure forever.
I share this in hopes that you as a parent who is journeying with me on this very difficult road and tasks we face.......I thought that five years would be a major breakthrough and that I could pick up and go on. This is me - of course - we are all different - but another set back was in the cards for me.
I took it pretty hard - was fairly harsh with myself - feeling as though I had lead friends on, etc. But I share to say - it is just part of the process. We all have our process and whatever that may be, whatever it takes ..however long it takes... it is truly OK.
Proud Mom of
SSGT. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85-04-06-11
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Memoirs with Jeremy
I made it through Thanksgiving. Holidays are so very challenging. I spoke to a neighbor today - she lost her daughter 20 years ago - she spoke about how very hard it still is .....especially the holidays.
I believe it is a general consensus that you learn to cope with your grief; although the depth and breadth of the tragedy never leaves you.
I opted to be on my on Thanksgiving day. I celebrated "with" Jeremy and just hung out at the house going through good memories and how much love I have for him and we have for each other. This year I bought a already prepared Thanksgiving box of Turkey and sides - I consider this progress; actually a big step. So far I have spent each holiday trying to not think about it being a holiday. I have to say - "It was a good day with my son."
It is just a few months short of being five years since Jeremy's transition. It doesn't seem possible. In so many ways it doesn't seem real. It comes in huge waves; but I now have reprieve from the heartbreak if I keep really busy.
I am somehow going into the Christmas spirit with peace. I feel Jeremy's love and support.....a peace that surpasses all understanding seems to be embracing me. I am so thankful and grateful for the comfort.
I haven't had any ground breaking visions, dreams or spiritual visits to share, but I do know that Jeremy has one eye on me and one foot in the door at all times. I always know and feel the connection.....I am very thankful. I don't know where I would be without all the spiritual visits and spiritual conversations and support from my son and from God.
I am thankful for all this and more....my beautiful daughter and her family, my mom and siblings and that God has provided for me thus far.
In loving memory of Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith 03-09-85-04-06-11 USMC
I believe it is a general consensus that you learn to cope with your grief; although the depth and breadth of the tragedy never leaves you.
I opted to be on my on Thanksgiving day. I celebrated "with" Jeremy and just hung out at the house going through good memories and how much love I have for him and we have for each other. This year I bought a already prepared Thanksgiving box of Turkey and sides - I consider this progress; actually a big step. So far I have spent each holiday trying to not think about it being a holiday. I have to say - "It was a good day with my son."
It is just a few months short of being five years since Jeremy's transition. It doesn't seem possible. In so many ways it doesn't seem real. It comes in huge waves; but I now have reprieve from the heartbreak if I keep really busy.
I am somehow going into the Christmas spirit with peace. I feel Jeremy's love and support.....a peace that surpasses all understanding seems to be embracing me. I am so thankful and grateful for the comfort.
I haven't had any ground breaking visions, dreams or spiritual visits to share, but I do know that Jeremy has one eye on me and one foot in the door at all times. I always know and feel the connection.....I am very thankful. I don't know where I would be without all the spiritual visits and spiritual conversations and support from my son and from God.
I am thankful for all this and more....my beautiful daughter and her family, my mom and siblings and that God has provided for me thus far.
In loving memory of Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith 03-09-85-04-06-11 USMC
Friday, September 18, 2015
Been thinking about Jeremy so much of late. Morning, noon and night......it is the first thing on my mind; with every breathe I take....it has been pretty intense.
There have been lots of dreams with him and he is just on my mind and heart......in a good way......I mention it because it seems I had a drought concerning being in touch with him. I feel his presence even now.
I believe I was the one causing the drought. Being so caught up physically regarding his departure from our earthly plane. I have been intense emotionally; missing him....wanting to turn back the hands of time. Crying, not sleeping and asking why not me....why Jeremy.....I would so take his place.
I believe with all my heart that he has one eye and ear on me and is with me in a blink when I truly need him. He has proven this over and over yet I still seem to have the propensity to forget myself (and him) spiritually and instead focus on the physical and lack there of.
I know as a parent you identify with just how truly, unconditionally you love your children. You would die for them, sacrifice anything for them and go to the ends of the earth and jump off for them. It is a hard and brutal call when they go before you. There is just nothing you can do to make it better; half of you dies with them.
The thing, however; that pivots me forward is this spiritual journey I am on. To know Jeremy lives on and is better off than any of us here on earth.....well, it brings comfort and hope.....hope and comfort.
What I have learned is that I can't keep my head in a spiritual cloud and must live with the living again.....but yet keep my eyes and ears "heavenly" and Jeremy will always give me a sign ....that is he just around the corner.
I love you son....with every breathe I take, every thought I have and every beat of my heart.....I love you with my whole being. I am honored to be your mom and am so thankful for the gift of being your mom and having shared some time here on the earth plane. I love you Jeremy Daniel.
Proud Mom of Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85 - 04-06-11
There have been lots of dreams with him and he is just on my mind and heart......in a good way......I mention it because it seems I had a drought concerning being in touch with him. I feel his presence even now.
I believe I was the one causing the drought. Being so caught up physically regarding his departure from our earthly plane. I have been intense emotionally; missing him....wanting to turn back the hands of time. Crying, not sleeping and asking why not me....why Jeremy.....I would so take his place.
I believe with all my heart that he has one eye and ear on me and is with me in a blink when I truly need him. He has proven this over and over yet I still seem to have the propensity to forget myself (and him) spiritually and instead focus on the physical and lack there of.
I know as a parent you identify with just how truly, unconditionally you love your children. You would die for them, sacrifice anything for them and go to the ends of the earth and jump off for them. It is a hard and brutal call when they go before you. There is just nothing you can do to make it better; half of you dies with them.
The thing, however; that pivots me forward is this spiritual journey I am on. To know Jeremy lives on and is better off than any of us here on earth.....well, it brings comfort and hope.....hope and comfort.
What I have learned is that I can't keep my head in a spiritual cloud and must live with the living again.....but yet keep my eyes and ears "heavenly" and Jeremy will always give me a sign ....that is he just around the corner.
I love you son....with every breathe I take, every thought I have and every beat of my heart.....I love you with my whole being. I am honored to be your mom and am so thankful for the gift of being your mom and having shared some time here on the earth plane. I love you Jeremy Daniel.
Proud Mom of Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85 - 04-06-11
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Memoirs with Jeremy
Memoirs with Jeremy August 12, 2015
I have been on a roller-coaster ride emotionally for the last six months. I know I have made progress because I have somewhat of a normal routine now. I am actually getting dressed most days. I haven't really hit the anger mode about all this yet; although, it peeks its head up periodically. I could never truly be angry with my son for choosing his way, but dang......it sure has "ruined" my life and has totally altered my daughters. I am slowly accepting this. When the totality of what has truly happened hits me head on I feel like I am going into a dark place to never return. However; I am capable of pushing it down; take deep breaths and push, push, push until I stabilize. It is such a nightmare.
I am sad to say that I know there are so many, in fact, too many other parents who share this nightmare with me. It is why I choose to blog these feelings.....some negative and others offered with more light. I feel if I am not totally honest with what I go through that I wouldn't be able to actually help anyone and they benefit from my journals.
At the inception of this tragedy I looked for anything to cling to. I searched for milestones. I was desperate to know what was normal and what wasn't......I needed to find some type of thermometer to gauge myself to know that I wasn't losing my mind. Somewhere in all of this I decided to record via blog.
I have had impressions of Jeremy and his transition. Part of the reason I am not blogging more often is that I am not hearing from him as often as I was in the beginning.
I have had dreams and visions and have recently had these confirmed - Jeremy is very busy…..in fact, very-very busy with his tasks/chores that he has been assigned. He still drops in on me. When I am desperate I hear him say...."I am here, Mom". I need that fairly regularly. But......I know that I have to move forward.....and so does Jeremy. We, as here on the earthly plane, have our separate lives and we do visit periodically.
I have seen him working. It is of a military nature. He is part of the Angel Warrior team....and I have sensed Archangel Michael with him. I saw Jeremy as a leader (perhaps SSGT.) of his assigned team and again it was of military nature.....organizing and moving things around.....he was very much in charge.
Another time I was allowed to walk through a city - very beautiful city - with him. It was full of white homes....glistening. There were lots and lots of columns....very majestic. There was a building that held records that we went into first and after I was allowed to walk through these columns to where he resides now. I never saw into his home; it was more of a journey to his place....it was gorgeous.
The most important vision I have had has been how VERY happy he is....glowed with peace, contentment and love. It was mesmerizing to see him so at peace and full of love and joy.
Jeremy has spoken of the colors in his dimension and how magnificently beautiful they are - more so than here. He has often said there are no earthly words to describe the colors and beauty.
He has spoken of the love. He said the love there was so all encompassing and - again - there was no earthly words to describe the love that abounds in his realm. I could feel the love emanating from him.....it was beautiful. Full of love......and to say he is happy is so inadequately put.....he glowed. He looked rested, healthy and peaceful.
I am so thankful for these visions. I am so grateful for the visits....he has visited me and I have visited him and then there have been times we met in the middle. One particular night we flew among the stars - we just hung out. I have been amazed at how powerful he is in the Spirit.
I miss my son so much. I look forward to being untied with him. But, I would never ask him not to fulfill his destiny. I have said that Jeremy knew he wasn't returning - I knew it too. He gave his life for his brothers - there is no greater love - earthly love. Now, he gets to reap the benefits.
I try not to be too needy - kind of fell short of the mark recently my grief unbearable. But, dang, he was there spot on and sent so much love and reassurance and confirmed some private family matters that I needed to have confirmed. He reiterated that I should definitely not feel any guilt about our life and our life choices. I was pretty emotional regarding this visit so it was more about comforting me this round. I was told I had survivor's guilt. That makes sense. In fact, it makes a lot of sense and helps me immeasurably to move forward.
During this visit with him he referred to Shayda (his sister) and how they played and prodded each other - OMGosh - they were brutal with each other but it was always filled with such love and laughter - and respect. I heard him laughing referring to how child like they were even as adults "playing" with each other. I so miss that - but it made me laugh too- it was if many of their moments together flashed in my minds eye and I got to relive it all again - it makes me smile now.
I love you Sonshine - thank you for all the great memories. I look forward to another visit and hopefully the next one I will be stronger and we can get onto enlightening me instead of just comforting me. I love you - and am so proud of you.
Proud Mom of Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85 - 04-06-11
Friday, January 30, 2015
Memoirs with Jeremy
In some ways the last (almost) four years have sped by. In others, I feel like I am trapped in "Ground Hog Day". Every morning when I awaken I take a deep breathe and say "let's do this". I make a choice every breathing moment to make the best of every day. Some days that is zoning out and just watching movies or playing scrabble others it is participating in life and sometimes on a really good day I will interact with others.
I read a long time ago that when a mom has a child that passes before her that it takes at least four to five years to feel "human" again. To feel life and want to live life.....find that new normal. It will be four years in April.....I have gone forward and I have and am still learning to integrate this tragedy into my waking moments.
My brain shut down at the inception of this very tragic event. Literally shut down; I couldn't drive, cook and on a lot of days in the beginning even bathe. Now I am back to my routine of daily requirements of cooking, eating and hygiene. I do drive more than before but am still working on that one.
In the beginning I would have white outs......just everything went stark blazing white and I could not see a thing and could not tell you how much time had lapsed....hence; no driving for me. Then, when things got a little easier, I would only have black outs with time elapsing. I have graduated to not having either the white or black outs but my short term memory is still on the blink some days.
I slept nearly two years of my life. Only getting up to do the things that had to be done....my poor four-legged children would draw in close and keep me company and take care of me as I drifted into nothingness.
I sleep the normal amount of time now.....most days. Although, I can feel in my body when I need to take a reprieve from life and just sleep......sleep.....where there is no pain and not one reminder of the absence of my beautiful son Jeremy.
Spiritually, I know he is with me. I hear his voice when I listen.....a lot of the time I scramble my brain with senseless activity.....realizing now that the last two years (almost) has been a lot of the "white noise".....I am beginning to settle back into a life of no resistance and ease into the acknowledgement .....this is really true.....it is so.
So sleeping two years and white noise for almost two more ..... doing whatever it takes to get through the day.....well, actually minutes of each day to find the relief that is necessary to be able to participate in life again.
With that said, whoever wrote that it takes 4-5 years was absolutely correct; I have a feeling that new all to well.
I am still at the damnable "acceptance" ....... and struggling with the 9 steps or 100 steps to recovery.
Why? I ask myself. Well, because accept means: go along with, agree, concede, concur affirm, Acceptance: is a kind of approval....acceptable is a sort of fair, satisfactory and tolerable state. I have run this through my brain so many times....some of the white noise if you well.
The opposite, of course, is resist/resistance which is obviously the fight, struggle, battle, refuse, contest balk and defy. Which in the beginning you certainly do that ....very much do that....however; it is a shock mechanism in my opinion to help you slowly be able to move to the realization that .... it is so.
What I have learned is that the path of least resistance is the ease of life. It is still unacceptable to me that this has happened to my son so beautiful and full of life and love, however; if I not resist that and move into the ease and gentle alignment with energy and Source then my body and mind will follow this alignment and I will find the balance of recovery and maintain a life of least resistance.
In the path of least resistance I have become more functional and am beginning to appreciate the gift of life again. There are so many things to be thankful for and if I purposefully look for what remains then I can get through my day with much more ease. I look for things that are light, love and peace. In the mornings a simple yet gorgeous sunrise can cause me to smile and appreciate God's "artwork"....same for the sunsets..... The voice of my daughter and grands bring me joy and love and peace every single day. The symphony of song birds reminds me that life is beautiful. I seek out things to be thankful for; I search my soul until I find that place of ease.....that place of peace.....the place of faith. When I stay in touch with my personal Source then I find alignment with nature, love and harmony which brings me to the place of peace and contentment, an ease with life on earth.
In the beginning of this new normal.....I put every foot in front of the other for my daughter and to be a brave and strong Marine Mom.......now ......today......most days.....I do it just for me. I know that Jeremy would wish nothing but a good rest of my life for me......
In appreciation, love and honor for my sweet and beautiful son.
Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith, USMC
I love you Sonshine xxxxx
I read a long time ago that when a mom has a child that passes before her that it takes at least four to five years to feel "human" again. To feel life and want to live life.....find that new normal. It will be four years in April.....I have gone forward and I have and am still learning to integrate this tragedy into my waking moments.
My brain shut down at the inception of this very tragic event. Literally shut down; I couldn't drive, cook and on a lot of days in the beginning even bathe. Now I am back to my routine of daily requirements of cooking, eating and hygiene. I do drive more than before but am still working on that one.
In the beginning I would have white outs......just everything went stark blazing white and I could not see a thing and could not tell you how much time had lapsed....hence; no driving for me. Then, when things got a little easier, I would only have black outs with time elapsing. I have graduated to not having either the white or black outs but my short term memory is still on the blink some days.
I slept nearly two years of my life. Only getting up to do the things that had to be done....my poor four-legged children would draw in close and keep me company and take care of me as I drifted into nothingness.
I sleep the normal amount of time now.....most days. Although, I can feel in my body when I need to take a reprieve from life and just sleep......sleep.....where there is no pain and not one reminder of the absence of my beautiful son Jeremy.
Spiritually, I know he is with me. I hear his voice when I listen.....a lot of the time I scramble my brain with senseless activity.....realizing now that the last two years (almost) has been a lot of the "white noise".....I am beginning to settle back into a life of no resistance and ease into the acknowledgement .....this is really true.....it is so.
So sleeping two years and white noise for almost two more ..... doing whatever it takes to get through the day.....well, actually minutes of each day to find the relief that is necessary to be able to participate in life again.
With that said, whoever wrote that it takes 4-5 years was absolutely correct; I have a feeling that new all to well.
I am still at the damnable "acceptance" ....... and struggling with the 9 steps or 100 steps to recovery.
Why? I ask myself. Well, because accept means: go along with, agree, concede, concur affirm, Acceptance: is a kind of approval....acceptable is a sort of fair, satisfactory and tolerable state. I have run this through my brain so many times....some of the white noise if you well.
The opposite, of course, is resist/resistance which is obviously the fight, struggle, battle, refuse, contest balk and defy. Which in the beginning you certainly do that ....very much do that....however; it is a shock mechanism in my opinion to help you slowly be able to move to the realization that .... it is so.
What I have learned is that the path of least resistance is the ease of life. It is still unacceptable to me that this has happened to my son so beautiful and full of life and love, however; if I not resist that and move into the ease and gentle alignment with energy and Source then my body and mind will follow this alignment and I will find the balance of recovery and maintain a life of least resistance.
In the path of least resistance I have become more functional and am beginning to appreciate the gift of life again. There are so many things to be thankful for and if I purposefully look for what remains then I can get through my day with much more ease. I look for things that are light, love and peace. In the mornings a simple yet gorgeous sunrise can cause me to smile and appreciate God's "artwork"....same for the sunsets..... The voice of my daughter and grands bring me joy and love and peace every single day. The symphony of song birds reminds me that life is beautiful. I seek out things to be thankful for; I search my soul until I find that place of ease.....that place of peace.....the place of faith. When I stay in touch with my personal Source then I find alignment with nature, love and harmony which brings me to the place of peace and contentment, an ease with life on earth.
In the beginning of this new normal.....I put every foot in front of the other for my daughter and to be a brave and strong Marine Mom.......now ......today......most days.....I do it just for me. I know that Jeremy would wish nothing but a good rest of my life for me......
In appreciation, love and honor for my sweet and beautiful son.
Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith, USMC
I love you Sonshine xxxxx
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Memoirs with Jeremy
Memoirs with Jeremy, January 9, 2015
It has been three years and nine months.......still counting. It seems like yesterday yet surreal. Has this really happened? I want to stay in a mindset of "Jeremy being deployed". Then I think .....he has.....he has "deployed" into the spiritual realm.
I haven't had the "supernatural" occurrences as I did at the inception of Jeremy's transition. I long for a visit and have asked many numerous times why not now? I miss him so much and just to hear his voice or have one of "those things that just happened" occur would go a long way with me. Yet, I know that I have to learn to journey on my own.
The holidays were excruciating this year......again. However, now that I have gotten through them I have done a lot of reflection. Taking a good look at myself regarding where I am today and where I have been.....mostly my past.
The reflection has been a positive one. I have visited every house I have owned, every structure I have rented, all the places I have lived and most importantly.....parenting my children.
It dawned on me that every desire and thought I have ever had has manifested itself. Let me qualify that statement. I speak more of material things than people. Perhaps I have focused on material things rather than relationships because outside of my kids I have never had a relationship that has lasted or has meant as much. I have loved....I have loved deeply but I don't think I have every had the kind of unconditional love with anyone as I have with my children.
With that said.....and going back to the manifestations of my life I realize how spiritual my life has been. Even though not feeling it, my thoughts and desires kept right on going. I haven't "arrived" in financial success like some but I believe the reason is because of my feelings. I have always been in a whirlwind....my childhood, my marriage/s and financially. Until, that is, I had my children and at that moment in my life I began to "grow up".
My first born was a significant spiritual experience and miracle to me. I, therefore, went looking for a spiritual journey. I am in a Bible-Belt and have had exposure to the State side religions and ended up in a charismatic movement which was awesome, however; much to my dismay, was still religious. I somehow knew that a lot of the religion was man-made bunk and unknowingly at the time reached out for true spirituality.
Going further into my life and after my children’s dad and I became pastors and assistant pastors, worship leaders in church/es….we divorced. I remarried 10 plus years later and right before Jeremy's transition divorced again. These were both traumatic experiences and I knowingly looked for Spirit.
I believe, in part, it was a process to help me handle Jeremy's departure into the Spirit realm. God only knows, I mean that literally, that it very much saved my life because I had one foot in the door to go with. Well, simply, it wasn't my time but it sure did feel like it and I wanted very much to get out of the pain that was in my body.
You may ask.....was this transition my thoughts and desires? Surely not and it has been one of the things I have known without a doubt....I have never doubted.....my son lived his life exactly to his thoughts and desires and his “untimely” departure was part of his journey. He chose for his journey not to be as long as mine. I believe with all my heart that in the Spirit realm before manifesting into the earthly realm we agreed to sojourn together....his way.....and me my way. I feel that I may very well kick my own butt upon arrival to the heavenly hereafter for agreeing to such drastic experience/s.
Since Jeremy's transition I have had to find my own rhythm again....without him as a parent. I want to find the vortex of peace, love and desire of creation again. I believe if we are not creating we are not living. We are creating with every breath we take.....either positively or negatively. I have had to learn to rise above the desperate feelings of the most excruciating pain I have ever felt.....which brings with it so many dark emotions of depression, lack, and mostly fear in every arena of your life.
I still hurt. It still hurts.....it is still excruciating. However; I came to realize after reflecting on all my spiritual experiences with Jeremy, and there were so many; that I have to raise my vibration spiritually. He was there to help me in the beginning - he is helping me now too.....to learn to go forward in the physical realm. I wish not to just exist but learn as much as I can about the spiritual realm....after all; that is where he “resides” now and it brings comfort grasping as much spiritually as I can. It has been baby steps. I go backwards and then I have days I go forward.
I look back to 2011 and I realize I have made a lot of progress. Even though the pain remains and I want to collapse under it sometimes....I …..have …..made progress and the important thing is ......that is my desire and my thoughts.
We are such a complex entity. We are comprised of trillions of cells....I am no scientist but believe it when I am "told" we are energy. I have seen Jeremy's energy when he "helped" me on a particularly bad day so I am have the inclination to believe in the energy concept. I believe our cells are constantly seeking alignment with Source and if/when we allow ourselves to align with good feeling thoughts and desires by reaching out to Source we do align with just that.
I am not speaking of mantras, rituals or any kind of "system" other than knowing who you are and having faith in that.....Source.....that is on the inside of us all. Some churches refer to it as the Holy Spirit....which I like just fine.....I actually trust Source/God/Energy more than I trust anything.....God on the inside of us....God is us......God is always with us....God, Source, Energy, Universe......are all just labels.
I believe with every thought, breath and desire we are creating our very own universe. With each thought and feeling we are letting good feelings and abundance flow through us or we are in resistance and therefore plug the flow of those good feelings and thoughts.
I have always believed in the power of words….just naturally had a very strong knowing that our words had power behind them. What I have learned is that the “faith” behind what we say and think is gaged by the “feelings” that are attached to them. If we are at rest we are in faith. If we are not resisting our lives we are in faith. When we truly appreciate exactly where we are (no matter the circumstance/s) we are in faith.
When we are in faith we are living, breathing and creating our very lives into existence. When we are not appreciative and are resisting we are living, breathing and creating our very lives into existence.
I have learned that when I enter into an improved emotional state and well-being that everything improves with it.
I have had such a hard time with the word “acceptance”. I feel like a traitor to “accept” what happened to my son. However; if I focus merely on not resisting what he chose for himself and look at it in spiritual-loving terms then I find that it is the path of least resistance and therefore the path to an improved emotional state and well-being.
This is all temporary……living our lives while we are transformed into the physical is a true gift from Spirit. Not merely existing but living in the moment to the next moment into the next with love and appreciation on every breath.
In honor of my son…….Ssgt. Jeremy D. Smith USMC 03-09-85 – 04-06-11
I love you son. Mom
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