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When holidays bring up memories
What feelings & emotions does Easter bring up for you?
All the posts on my personal page are either photos of people with their family or happy notes about their weekend.
Holidays can be extremely difficult for many of us, for a number of reasons.
My father died on 4th September, which in Australia is always around Father’s Day ~ it was a double whammy for me.
I celebrated Father’s Day with my husband whilst grieving the anniversary of my father’s death and reminded that I didn’t have a father to celebrate Fathers’ Day with.
My mother died early on the morning of Easter Monday (which just happened to be my daughter’s first wedding anniversary)
For many years it was Easter when I thought of my mother’s passing not the actual date she died.
So once again when everyone else was celebrating with their family I was feeling introspective and missing my mother.
How are you feeling at the moment?
I had an interesting dream this morning which proves our subconscious has the control in our life.
We are spending four days together with all my children and grandchildren celebrating the 21st birthday of my eldest grandchild.
The day we had the big birthday lunch was the wedding anniversary of one of my daughter’s, it was also the anniversary of my mother’s death.
My mother died at 1am on Easter Monday and that is the day I have always honoured as the anniversary of her death rather than blur the lines with my daughter’s wedding anniversary.
This morning just before I woke I had a dream about my mother.
She was about ten years younger than she was when she died and all of my current family were there with her.
At the end of the dream the grandkids all lined up to kiss her on her cheek.
I woke up with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat.
It wasn’t until half an hour later that I realised that today is Easter Monday!
I hadn’t been consciously thinking of her over the past few days but my subconscious remembered . . .
or did she visit me in my dreams?
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Finally, it’s happened!
It’s a bittersweet day today.
As I launch my new website www.maiya.com.au out into the world I need to say goodbye to www.healingsteps.com.au and I’m feeling all the feels.
