Today is day where most of us celebrate freedom. I believe we can’t celebrate freedom unless we are free from the emotions and grief that are holding us from living a joyful life. What is the lesson and the blessing inside the hard, sad, difficult “thing” that happened to us so we can move on with forgiveness, apologizes, and a feeling of calmness. Summer is full of gatherings. Gatherings can be very difficult for those grieving the loss of someone or something. How do I navigate? How do you navigate? Please comment and let me know what you think.
June is Pride Month. All people should be treated equally, regardless of who they are or who they love. We all love people in many different ways. There are many types of love.
One of the things going through my mind recently is how much each of us changes throughout time and that’s wonderful. We all go through life transitions that require us to rethink how we live our lies and how we want to see our future.
Watch or listen to hear more about what I mean.
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Maribeth Decker, a retired Navy Officer, is an animal communicator, medical intuitive and energy healer. She is the author of the Amazon bestseller, Peace in Passing: Comfort for Loving Humans During Animal Transitions, Second Edition. Maribeth found her calling as an animal communicator after becoming a Reiki Master when her Siberian Husky, Mitsubishi, cursed her out as she tried to use energy healing on him. He probably thought that was okay, because, well, he was just “Swearing like a Sailor!” That got her attention!
As Americans, our society has not set us up to deal with loss or grief. We’re not equipped to deal with the loss of a person, a job, or even a “thing”.
I wanted to share a few conversations I had last week with some amazing women. The losses they talked about were ones they didn’t even realize they were going through.
Discharging from military, having a baby (YES, I’ll tell you what the loss is), moving from one house to another….
What have you lost and how did you deal with the unfamiliar?
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