Grief Support

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—Sri Harold Klemp

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My precious husband passed away recently. We were married for twenty years and loved each other very much. It is unbearable to live without him. I need your help.

Your love for your husband and his for you shone on his face for all who know what love is. Words of condolence do not begin to put salve on the bite of separation.

We love our dear ones deeply and miss them when they leave us. But we know that the bond of love is greater than death.

He lives in your heart. When you are lonely and cry, look for him there, for he is happy to walk by the side of the Mᴀʜᴀɴᴛᴀ, the Inner Master. He is now able to taste of the freedom he knew was there.

The sorrow of parting heals slowly. Let your tears fall, because they are tears of love too. And in your darkest hours, I am with you—giving all the love of God to you.

—Sri Harold Klemp

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My husband translated suddenly while I was away at work. It was a great shock to me, and I feel terrible that I was not there when he went. Can you help me understand why this happened?

Your husband had finished learning what he had set out to learn in this lifetime. It’s his choice whether to serve God on the higher planes, or to return to earth at a later time. For the time being he is quite satisfied on the Soul Plane, for there are many regions left to explore there.

It will be possible to meet with him via the dream state or Soul Travel if you have a strong desire to do so.

Please do not feel guilty that you were not at home during his translation. It was the way he wanted it. He is happy.

You will miss him, of course, because the absence of loved ones in the physical leaves one empty at first. But in six months you will look back at yourself and be surprised at how well you have adjusted to this very great change in your life.

—Sri Harold Klemp

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Why do loved ones die and leave us here? My husband died suddenly, and I am bereft with grief.

Words alone cannot heal a broken heart. Only time can. Your husband went into the cave of purification by choice, because Soul makes Its own decision about the worth of God’s love for It.

He knew that pain is a cleanser, but also that he could leave it behind by rising into a state of consciousness where it simply can’t exist.

He’s happy now. I’m sure you already know that. Let time and his love heal your wounds, for they surely will.

—Sri Harold Klemp

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How can I help a Christian friend whose child recently died?

It would help first to understand the consciousness of people in this Christian society as they face death with their families and loved ones. They are trying to come to grips with their beliefs about God.

They have been taught that God gives only good, but now all of a sudden here comes something bad. And how do you pray to God to take away the pain, they wonder, when maybe God gave them the pain? These are questions in the hearts of people like your friend.

At times, we try to give comfort to others but say just the wrong thing: “Your child is now in heaven, and he is much happier there” or “God gave you this cross to bear because you were strong enough to bear it.” “Oh, that I had been weaker,” the friend cries.

Nothing can heal your friend’s grief but time. Man grapples with the meaning of life, and eventually he comes to certain terms with it.

—Sri Harold Klemp

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I have been deeply depressed since a friend decided to kill himself. I think it was stupid. Ever since then, I haven’t been able to contemplate or even hold a job!

Your friend’s suicide was tragic, because he knew better. However, it did not end his spiritual existence but an all-important chapter in his life.

Why do people do acts that seem irrational to the rest of us? They are exercising their free will in light of their survival instincts. Many incarnations develop a fierce drive toward survival. But many, even those on spiritual paths, are only on the bottom rungs of this ladder of the survival factor.

There are many who have physical disabilities much worse than those your friend had. Yet these people, some of whom are Vietnam vets, are cheerful, upbeat people. Why? It’s a difference in how much more love they can show themselves. Your friend will learn to love himself more next time.

Remember—love is all!

—Sri Harold Klemp