Grieving for Our Loss

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Through every transformation, there is giving up of an old life that you lived before the transformation.  It was something I never really thought about as I have been transforming on my spiritual journey for the past three and half years.  As we heal our past emotional pain, we shed our old selves to transform into a new version of ourselves like a caterpillar into a butterfly.

For a butterfly, it is the natural progression of things, but for humans, we have awareness of what is happening to us.  There is a grieving of this past life of who I was, what I experienced, and the people in my past.  This grieving is part of the transformation process.  I cry frequently during my day as I let her go, and watch my past fade away.

It is not that I want to hang onto that past, but to acknowledge that I had this past and it is time to move forward in my life.  It has been a difficult process for me, as letting go is very hard for me.  In letting go, I move forward without the expectations of my past, without the judgments, without taking on others burdens, and without holding onto my past pain.

In grieving for this loss, I will be able to let go of my past in peace.  For I surrender to what is intended for me in my life as I shall finally shed the skin that no longer fits me and as the new version of me comes into view. (Copyrigh 2014 Soul Awakening with All Rights Reserved)

4 responses to “Grieving for Our Loss”

    1. Thank you for the kind reblog and sharing my post with your readers. Blessings of light!

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  1. Hello,
    Your blog caught my attention as a lot of what you talk about I can relate to. I started opening up in 2004 after a Reiki taster session which had a profound effect on me and led me onto the attunements. My life changed dramatically and I came to the realisation that in order to find the real me I had to let go of the me that I had always known. As you know, this requires great sacrifice and is a very painful process but once you take those first steps you cannot go back. For me this process started nearly ten years ago and I can still feel changes and growth, sometimes this is fast and surprises me whereas other times it feels slow and I wonder what I’m doing or not doing. I try to trust that things are unfolding as they should be but in those slow times I can feel frustrated.

    When I think back to the old me, I recognise her as someone that I know but she is so far removed from who I am finding myself to be and that it almost feels like a miracle! I chose the name chrysalislight after it came to me in a dream and it fits perfectly because of this ongoing transformation. I had felt niggled about starting a blog but was reluctant to do so but the dream and a few other gentle nudges gave me the push I needed to make a start and I’m glad now that I did. It was hard to put down the words but it has proved to be therapeutic.

    I wish you well on your path.

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    1. Thank you for visiting me on my blog, and for sharing your wonderful journey with me. I am so glad you found your voice through your blog! Blessings of light.

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