For those gone before, forever loved

I am a Death Midwife who provides spiritual and emotional care to end of life clients. I live by love, kindness, caring, and sensitivity.

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"Because Death is as Sacred as Birth" - The Death Midwife

This quote resonated with my soul's love vibration. So often, birth is reversed and celebrated. I believe death should also be honored. Meaning, it is the beginning of new dew drops falling from a lotus flower. And, that death is really:

• Pure love

• Pure forgiveness

• The end of pain

• Reunion with Spirit

• Meeting with Light

And, nothing to be fearful about. Couldn't be happier in end-of-life care

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I feel so much better with my loved one and former partner's picture on my dresser nightstand.:) He looks very happy and at peace in his glasses, smiling. It reminds me of how he is now--free, not suffering, and watching over us. It's absolutely helping, and every so often there are moments I take the time to stare at his beautiful face. I spoke to my mother about how after someone passes away, people around, of course, want to remember the pure goodness in them, not the negative actions which were caused by pain and trauma. One could only hope that they realize that was their true self, the light, the unconditional love, not the side which was hurting and really needed loving. The truth is heart-centered, and hearts are beautiful.

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Missing Someone. I was in service this morning, and was overwhelmed by grief after hearing about my loved one's funeral taking place there. So much gratitude for the grace of the ones who comfort the mourning. I've cried several times since this death and it's true meaning that I loved with my whole heart. My heart feels cleansed and purified by angelic grace. Thank you to my guardian angel. I can feel his presence and love, the love we shared together. I know those tears are felt in Heaven, followed by blessings. When someone opens up to me about a family member dying, I always support them with kind words. A dear friend of mine and I shared a special hug earlier as we both were friends with him. I got many hugs at church, too. It feels better knowing I'm not alone in the ache. I've learned family is love, in faith, in everything.