March 11th 2016. A memory day…

“Somehow I know, we’ll meet again. Not sure quite where, and I don’t know just when. You’re in my heart, so until then… wanna smile, wanna cry…” Some days this blog will have sad music. Today is one of those days. Today is the first anniversary of the passing of someone very special, and today is also the birthday of someone else very special who has already crossed over. The pain is fresh and burning for a dear loved one of mine. I wish I could take his pain away. I have advice; don’t we all. We can give it, but we know firsthand how hard it is to take it when we’re hurting. But is there any way to dig deep and remember that feeling the sad allows you to actually enjoy the happy when it returns? To dig deep and remember the memories mean you got to experience the person/event/feeling in the first place? Easier said than done… I know. ♥ Love you, Don. ♥ Crying, emoting, feeling, even screaming… honours the memory and allows you to open and release a little bit more of your hurt. When the channel is open and the tears have flowed, there’s a moment where love can swoop in and fill the space, like waves lapping the shore. Sadness out, love in, sadness out, love in, like breathing. To the two families I send love to, the two closest families in my life outside of my immediate own, I send love, love, love, love, love. Deep healing and deep peace. An angel message that came {through me for you} today offered the following advice: dig in and enjoy all happiness and pleasure that come your way, and release any guilt about it, because fun will bring balance back into your life. Lastly, one of the sweet freedoms I can personally finally experience as I awaken and reconnect to The Universe, is knowing that we are never truly separated from those we love, and we are deeply supported from beyond this earthly life. Our loved ones are watching over us and loving us every day. And so it is. ♥ With love, light, and song… ~Melissa~

Listen here: Saying Goodbye * by Jeff Moss * from the movie The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984)

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