My mother's been dead for 23 years.
It's funny. In American Culture, it's shameful to talk about death. It's shameful to publicly acknowledge the loved ones we have lost. My mother was murdered 23 years ago. Bill Clinton had just begun his second term as President. Charlie Hayes had caught the game winning ball to the 1996 World Series.
I was a little boy left without a mother. There's a reason I don't believe in death. My mother never died. It says so on her tombstone.
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As a person, I am finally healing from her death. That is my life's greatest accomplishment.
Before my mother died, she developed a devotion to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady. Jesus Christ has nurtured me like a mother and a father, but when I opened my heart, Jesus Christ gave me Mary as my mother. I have never been motherless. The fountain of love gushed forth for souls.
The Virgin Mary loves me. And that's the only love I've ever needed. Jesus Christ died for me, and that's the only love that's ever been seeded. The Virgin Mary saved me from personal destruction, and that's the love that interceded.
Thank you for your time.
Discman
RIP to George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery
To all who have loved and lost, there is life after death.
Feel like when we βdieβ we just leave this body , we just one with the universe (we all connected right now anyway )
very beautiful post, thank you OP
Feel like when we βdieβ we just leave this body , we just one with the universe (we all connected right now anyway )
Ok dis Evangelion
The truth is that none of us really know if thereβs a life after death, but it would make the world an infinitely better place if everyone thought and acted like there is
My dad died last week, i'm not the biggest believer but i just hope he's alright wherever he is. I actually had a dream last night where i asked him if he was alright and he said yeah, it's pretty crazy