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… The celebration of our Dead and Ancestors.<\/p>\n
Who would we be without our Roots? In “good or bad” our Ancestors count, and so do our Friends and Partners who have apparently left this world.<\/p>\n
Them all, they shaped who we are, what we do, what we think and believe, how far we got…<\/p>\n
From the ancient ones, to the ones we met, them all, contributed to the story of Earth as it is, and to who we are now.<\/p>\n
Our dna, no joke, our Energy, our story, no joke.<\/p>\n
In some families, the heritage is a hard burden, in others is joy.<\/p>\n
Nevertheless, without them, we would not be here, or maybe not?<\/p>\n
In some cultures, there is joy in this celebration.<\/p>\n
“They” come and visit us for a moment, sharing our earthy goods, our food, our drink, our flowers. We party together.<\/p>\n
In others, Death and the Dead\u00a0 are dangerous, far, painful, and the contact risky, Spirits and Ghosts are banded away, as far as possible.<\/p>\n
Obviously they should not stay attached to this Reality, it is not their home any longer, but denying them, what is that good for? Denying, splitting, avoiding…<\/p>\n
So, whatever your choice or belief is, honor and respect\u00a0 are fine!<\/p>\n
Let us honor them in our memory, and ask for Guidance from their not-earthy Wisdom.<\/p>\n
And for us who work “different”, let us give “them”, or the ones who have no one to pray for them, a “bridge” to move further.<\/p>\n
Death is just “another place”.<\/p>\n
All in Peace and Compassion.<\/p>\n
Good celebration!<\/p>\n
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Foto from collaboration\/art installation between artist Marie J. Engelsvold and Ada, years ago. Thanks, it was good!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"