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What I learned from a dead guy.
16 Oct 2015 16:59 - 16 Oct 2015 16:59 #205663
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I am reflecting on what I learned from my friend who passed away last week.
The interesting thing about this passing is that it was a surprise to everyone. It caught everyone off guard. It was like I just talked with him this morning and now he is gone - I will never be able to talk with him again in person, and I was just getting to know him. From what I heard, he simply coughed really loudly and then passed. That was it, he is gone. It is challenging for me to accept that he died from a cough. so this reminds me that anyone can die at any time so make the best of your connections with people every moment you get to make them.
During this process I got selected to clean out his room, remove his stuff and to find it a new home. I get to take all the stuff out, clear the room and prepare it for the next person that gets to move in. I want to clear the energy of the room as much as I can so the person moving into it can feel life instead death.
I get the concept of humility, but I feel that people can deny who they are or just share their experiences with their world in behind humble. I am not into bragging or putting people down. I am into sharing and inspiring. I am inspired by peoples' accomplishments and experiences. I get to know about them and I learn that I can do it to.
So in cleaning out his room, I learned that he was very organized and meticulous. I know that these can be an announcing traits, but I am kind of messy so I can use some of his organization in my life. I was impressing. Literally everything was in its place and labeled. I want that. I have tried to do that for years. I want to make this a priority to achieve this level of organization because it allows me to have a clear field.
I learned that he loved Star Trek, Conversations with God, and wood framed houses. I am learning more about him from his books than I have ever learned from him. I love wood framed houses. I appreciate small/tinny homes and environmentally sustainable homes.
I learned that he published a book on his connection with Spirit (The Force). I am so impressed.
I am learning so much about this person that floated around on the exterior of my life from his room than I had ever learned from him whilst he was a live.
I am learning that we all need to share our gifts, lessons and experiences with each other in an uplifting and inspiring way. This is why I think I am learning to appreciate threads, forums and blogs. I was a very private person before and now I am learning that is lonely life.
I have learned that a major key to happiness is connection with a community. I feel the three keys to happiness are choice, community, and supplements, lol.
I miss my friend. I am still letting my process happen. I am honored that I get to care for his stuff. and I feel that there is a lesson here that I am inspired to share with you all.
Share your life's stories with people!
The interesting thing about this passing is that it was a surprise to everyone. It caught everyone off guard. It was like I just talked with him this morning and now he is gone - I will never be able to talk with him again in person, and I was just getting to know him. From what I heard, he simply coughed really loudly and then passed. That was it, he is gone. It is challenging for me to accept that he died from a cough. so this reminds me that anyone can die at any time so make the best of your connections with people every moment you get to make them.
During this process I got selected to clean out his room, remove his stuff and to find it a new home. I get to take all the stuff out, clear the room and prepare it for the next person that gets to move in. I want to clear the energy of the room as much as I can so the person moving into it can feel life instead death.
I get the concept of humility, but I feel that people can deny who they are or just share their experiences with their world in behind humble. I am not into bragging or putting people down. I am into sharing and inspiring. I am inspired by peoples' accomplishments and experiences. I get to know about them and I learn that I can do it to.
So in cleaning out his room, I learned that he was very organized and meticulous. I know that these can be an announcing traits, but I am kind of messy so I can use some of his organization in my life. I was impressing. Literally everything was in its place and labeled. I want that. I have tried to do that for years. I want to make this a priority to achieve this level of organization because it allows me to have a clear field.
I learned that he loved Star Trek, Conversations with God, and wood framed houses. I am learning more about him from his books than I have ever learned from him. I love wood framed houses. I appreciate small/tinny homes and environmentally sustainable homes.
I learned that he published a book on his connection with Spirit (The Force). I am so impressed.
I am learning so much about this person that floated around on the exterior of my life from his room than I had ever learned from him whilst he was a live.
I am learning that we all need to share our gifts, lessons and experiences with each other in an uplifting and inspiring way. This is why I think I am learning to appreciate threads, forums and blogs. I was a very private person before and now I am learning that is lonely life.
I have learned that a major key to happiness is connection with a community. I feel the three keys to happiness are choice, community, and supplements, lol.
I miss my friend. I am still letting my process happen. I am honored that I get to care for his stuff. and I feel that there is a lesson here that I am inspired to share with you all.
Share your life's stories with people!
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16 Oct 2015 17:11 #205666
by MadHatter
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Apprentices: Lama Su, Leah
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This sort of thing can be very hard to deal with. My best friend while I was in the military took his own life while we were underway. I had spoken to him at most ten minutes before his passing. As with you I was one of the people chosen to deal with his belongings as well as one of the main people to speak with NCIS when they did their thing on the ship once we pulled in.
It took me some time to process and deal with his passing so I hope you are not as bad off as I was when I lost my buddy. If you are and need an ear to vent feel free to PM me. May the Force be with you and your friends loved ones in this trying time.
It took me some time to process and deal with his passing so I hope you are not as bad off as I was when I lost my buddy. If you are and need an ear to vent feel free to PM me. May the Force be with you and your friends loved ones in this trying time.
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Training Master: Jestor
Apprentices: Lama Su, Leah
Just a pop culture Jedi doing what I can
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16 Oct 2015 17:57 #205668
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Madhatter, I am sorry about your lose. I feel that suicide is much harder than a random death. Thank you for sharing and I hope that you are well.
My friend was part of Humanities Team which is all about helping to improve and "save the world" by bringing people together. I feel that he would want his death to mean something. If his passing could help individuals, that would help the world, and that would show that his life meant something so I am sharing my story with him with people.
I am doing well. I have seen a variety of deaths and suicides. Either they are catching up with me or I am really feeling this one. I want to feel this one deep into my heart. My heart is opening and part of that is feeling the lose of a friend. I am sharing my process with you so that I can experience what "sharing" feels like. I am being vulnerable so that I can really feel what "feeling" feels like - even if its virtual.
My friend was part of Humanities Team which is all about helping to improve and "save the world" by bringing people together. I feel that he would want his death to mean something. If his passing could help individuals, that would help the world, and that would show that his life meant something so I am sharing my story with him with people.
I am doing well. I have seen a variety of deaths and suicides. Either they are catching up with me or I am really feeling this one. I want to feel this one deep into my heart. My heart is opening and part of that is feeling the lose of a friend. I am sharing my process with you so that I can experience what "sharing" feels like. I am being vulnerable so that I can really feel what "feeling" feels like - even if its virtual.
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16 Oct 2015 18:45 - 16 Oct 2015 18:45 #205680
by OB1Shinobi
People are complicated.
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from what i have seen death either comes from nowhere, unexpectedly
or it creeps in slowly and painfully, so that when it finally happens it seems a mercy
i agree with your message to love and appreciate the people around us, and to be open and to share and to learn together
your friend sounds like an extraordinary person
i like to belive that its not a tragedy that we die- its a blessing that we live
or it creeps in slowly and painfully, so that when it finally happens it seems a mercy
i agree with your message to love and appreciate the people around us, and to be open and to share and to learn together
your friend sounds like an extraordinary person
i like to belive that its not a tragedy that we die- its a blessing that we live
People are complicated.
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