i’ve been watching a few of his videos from the mid-west recently and was drawn to go to his page. here are a couple of updates (most of you have probably read them). there seems to be difficulty for many esp. in terms of loved ones passing. kp’s mother. our adopted grandpa/dad on december 12th. last night a friend of mine from school days posted last night his father had passed. he and his family were backyard neighbors for several years during my childhood and i remember his dad. for some reason a very vivid picture of him appeared in my mind – an image i had not thought of for decades. so i relate to kp’s experience of feeling low lately. focusing on 3D stuff. and that’s ok. grief impacts us all – and each of us deal with the experience in our own way. i continue to have waves come over me. it is a challenge to *not* think about him given he lived next door and other than the fact that the curtains are drawn, it still looks like he lives there. loss stinks. no other way around it.
sending KP comfort.
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There are times when I feel SO very tired… (1-8-20)
Right now is one of them. Has to do with dealing with Mom’s obituary and a possible memorial service in the future.
There’s such a lower inner push to “please relatives” and “include relatives” in the memorial that my mind and body just tire out from it all.
Some times I am not positive and I am feeling down and “lower vibration”. Not the real I AM of me, I know. It’s just in this dense 3D environment, I tend to get lost sometimes.
All is well. All will be worked out. And at some point the Universe will get me out of “this dense 3D environment”. We shall see.
Aloha, Kp
Mom Update 1-10-20… “Direct Link to her obituary”
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Mom’s body was cremated on 12-31-19. Dad and I created an obituary (with editing from my aunt) for her. Here is the direct link to that obituary.
The image at left is a professional portrait Mom and Dad had done, from a few years ago. The black and white version was used in the obituary.
Here is a link to the photo from her last ride in her car (we went to the hospital for a test).
Once more, I would like to thank all of you who sent Light and Love and uplifting messages to myself, my Father, and my Mom, during this challenging journey we have been on for the past three months.
She is free, and Dad and I are learning to love each other for who we are.
Aloha, Kp
