We often want to search for a reason: âWhy did this have to happen to him?â
âWhy am I going through this [loss]?!?
âIs this [death] supposed to teach me something!?!â
âThere HAS to be a reason!â
There isnât a reason to the loss of someone you loved. Death isnât pre planned prior to birth, in my opinion at this point and time in my spiritual journey.
If there was a reason, then one person would have been physically taken from the lives of *countless people* who loved them for the sake of âa few lessonsâ of other humans. It seems impossible (and absurd) to me, that say, all 15-20 people who deeply loved a ten year old child taken by cancer in a family were all âdueâ a lesson.
That said, we do experience grief here in the physical world, which is something that we canât and donât experience in the spirit world. One reason we are here in a general sense is to experience emotions that we canât experience there. Because we have ego here and we do not there. We also donât need to miss anyone there.
But we will all experience grief during our lifetimes here in the physical world – there is not a reason for âspecific griefâ circumstances.
Rather, the learning and the reasons are in the living. Theyâre in the relationships.
There is not a reason for your loved oneâs death.
There IS a reason for your loved oneâs life.
There IS a reason for your relationship in this physical lifetime : the relationship the two of you shared.
And that is regardless of relationship type, duration, and status at the time of physical passing.
There is a reason your souls came together in this physical lifetime. That is where the focus should be, in my opinion.
THAT feeling. THAT reasoning. THAT why. The why is in the why the two of you came together and loved and impacted one another.
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