Inspirational Wisdom Quotes on Death & Dying
by Alison Stormwolf
The fear of death keeps us enslaved in negativity all our waking lives. I would love to rewrite the curriculum for children to give them the skills necessary (especially now) to embrace death as part of the family.
We have divorced death and tried to sanitise it as though it is something shameful instead of the "Great Transition" that it is... Death is part of life and to rid ourselves of the fear of it will bring great blessing.
I have brought my children up to know that the next world is not to be feared but to be anticipated with a certain sense of belonging. As the years have passed and more people and animals have gone, I have allowed them to view their "homecoming" with new eyes. I have told them that when they are born there is rejoicing on earth and sadness in heaven and when they die there is sadness on earth and rejoicing in heaven.
I never let you down.
Circumstance and situation are all illusion...
I was with you.
The spirit leaves, then the body dies.
Take great care what you say
around the departing soul.
let me rest well
secure in my inadequacies
above all things.
He was meeting with old friends,
putting the world to rights,
watching the Nairn sunset.
No, that was not him.
death from what you see.
The body is only an empty shell,
twitching at times.
missing its inhabitant.
with great dignity.
I see his ways,
he is always merciful
shake him from those cloaks of deception.
Were we not so encumbered by 'Maya'
we would rejoice.
for His much loved children.
let me go willingly, joyfully,
secure in the knowledge I did my best.
In the hour of my departure
keep my eyes fixed on you.
Always did sacredness intervene.
yes, its true
than the body from which
the soul has flown.
should be a comfort.
(human or animal)
is a great gift from Spirit.
what you do not understand now
you will .... you will.
so a well loved mantra tells me.
The knowledge should uphold and uplift you.
do not make a saint out of that memory.
Rather remember them in honesty
and let a smile play upon your lips,
a tear moisten your eye.
than the losing sight of...
never did I love you more.
Death allowed me to see that.
Thank you for waiting for me...
is essentially selfish.
Why should we fear life?
What a blessing.
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