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immortality
If there ever was God there always is God.
If there ever was Love there always is Love.
If there ever was Wisdom there always is Wisdom.
If there ever was Joy there always is Joy.
If
there ever was Life there always is Life.
That which has been is now and forever.
That which is invisible and eternal expresses as everything that is physical.
This is the Nature of Immortality.
I know because the Nature of Spirit is Immortal, the nature of my Soul is immortal as well.
The
physical body is time-bound and limited. But the soul is unlimited and immortal. The body dies but the soul continues. This is the immortality that is my Truth and the Truth of every human being.
Knowing this I can mourn as I say the required goodbyes to people and experiences I treasure. But mourning is not the same as doubting the ongoing expression of the soul.
Mourning is an expression of the love that can no longer be shared on the physical plane. Mourning is an expansion of love as it transforms into how it must reveal itself without human contact. Mourning is an evolution of the familiar love demonstrated through words and touch into a love demonstrated in a less familiar way solely through spiritual connection.
Mourning is necessary even when immortality is understood.
But I will not forget that immortality is my birthright. Immortality is the birthright and the deathright of every human being. No escaping it. So today I accept immortality. I accept it as my Truth. I accept it as the Truth for the people I love. And I accept it as the Truth for all of humanity.
So as often as I can, I replace the pain of mourning with the joy of immortality. I
remember the invisible connection to ongoing and eternal life never dies. I can say goodbye to the body without severing the invisible and eternal connection of the heart. I can celebrate eternality, immortality and continuity of the human soul.
So I am grateful to know death of the body is not the end of a life. So grateful to mourn fully and completely, withough forgetting that the death of the body is not the end of the love shared.
This is my work. And I am grateful to do it.
I surrender into the bottomless depth of Life Itself, diving beyond my understanding and trusting the flow. It is Good. It is Done. And So It Is.
©2025 Tracy Brown