Episode 417 Years of Mourning Won't Bring Back Your Loved One/s

I'm not saying a person shouldn't feel how they feel, but I am saying we have to mourn and eventually move on. People who refuse to move on is causing unnecessary drama in their lives that's self-inflicted. We all have the journey of death to someday take, none of us is exempt from it. We all have that appointed time. My heart goes out to those who won't let go and instead allow the death of those they loved to sabatoge the rest of their days. It leads to more mental anguish. People have to understand when you go through storms in your lives, the mindset you have going in that storm will help you or hurt you. Meaning it will help you to get through or hinder your process. Some people become and remain stuck on the once was. It doesn't matter whether a relationship is lost through death or some other means, our mindsets determine how we will fare after that loss. If a person chooses to not heal from that loss they'll fall into a negative and habitual cycle of pain. When we open ourselves up to darkness it can potentially engulf us. Many people choose to get lost in their pain and therefore succumbs to their darkness, which leads to self-destruction in some way. We'll always have our loved ones close to us in our hearts and minds. Their journey on earth ended, while ours continue until our appointed timr. Some people shorten their own lives, because they can't, couldn't, won't move on. We should remember the good times and thank God for the time we had.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/relationships-and-relatable-life-chronicles--4126439/support.