Have you ever imagined life without a special person in it? It can be challenging, especially when you have shared your life’s greatest memories with that special someone. Many people are devastated by the loss of a loved one and takes them a while to regain themselves, but eventually are able see past the loss and seek the joy and happiness the person brought them. You leave your mark every day, in every new person you meet. Death ends a life, but not a relationship.
A relationship between two people doesn’t end once a person has passed. A relationship can live on past death in both good and not so good of a manner. Everyday life occurrences can trigger a memory of a lost one, a song on the radio, a rainy day, a loud personality, even a …show more content…
In fact, sometimes your love towards the person you lost is stronger and more forgiving, loving unconditionally. After death, many take more time to reflect and reminisce about all the things you loved about that individual. You could also have a different perspective on life with that person now that they are not in yours. You now appreciate the little things you may have taken for granted while they were alive, and learn to not sweat the small stuff. Meaning, sometimes it’s best to shrug off meaningless situations that aren’t important and that could affect a relationship in a negative or life impacting …show more content…
Any influence your loved one may have had on you, religiously, emotionally, positively and or negatively can impact our day to day decisions. Occasionally the path of the deceased lead in life can either encourage us to live a better life right now. The feeling of having a bad situation turn good or a sense of security is an example of believing someone’s spirit is watching over you. An example would be in the book Tuesdays with Morrie. During a discussion on the twelfth Tuesday, Mitch and Morrie were discussing what would happen after Morrie passes. That is when Mitch says, “It won't be the same, not being able to hear you talk,” in which Morrie replies, "Tell you what. After I'm dead, you talk. And I'll listen.” Meaning, Morrie will be listening to Mitch talk in spirit and assures him he is always
A relationship between two people doesn’t end once a person has passed. A relationship can live on past death in both good and not so good of a manner. Everyday life occurrences can trigger a memory of a lost one, a song on the radio, a rainy day, a loud personality, even a …show more content…
In fact, sometimes your love towards the person you lost is stronger and more forgiving, loving unconditionally. After death, many take more time to reflect and reminisce about all the things you loved about that individual. You could also have a different perspective on life with that person now that they are not in yours. You now appreciate the little things you may have taken for granted while they were alive, and learn to not sweat the small stuff. Meaning, sometimes it’s best to shrug off meaningless situations that aren’t important and that could affect a relationship in a negative or life impacting …show more content…
Any influence your loved one may have had on you, religiously, emotionally, positively and or negatively can impact our day to day decisions. Occasionally the path of the deceased lead in life can either encourage us to live a better life right now. The feeling of having a bad situation turn good or a sense of security is an example of believing someone’s spirit is watching over you. An example would be in the book Tuesdays with Morrie. During a discussion on the twelfth Tuesday, Mitch and Morrie were discussing what would happen after Morrie passes. That is when Mitch says, “It won't be the same, not being able to hear you talk,” in which Morrie replies, "Tell you what. After I'm dead, you talk. And I'll listen.” Meaning, Morrie will be listening to Mitch talk in spirit and assures him he is always