05/12/2021
Mother’s Day is one of the hardest days for me each and every year; this year though I decided to remember and honor my mother’s memory a little differently than I had in years passed. I decided to gather a few ceremonial items and hike up to a beautiful Mountain view during sunset. I set up an altar with candles, sage, pictures, and other small trinkets that reminded me of her. I meditated as the sun went down a d felt so much tension release from my heart by the time the ceremony concluded. It was extremely therapeutic and I really felt her energy with me.
In 2007, I lost my mom to Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. She was the best mom anyone could ever ask for in life. It’s very hard for me to acknowledge that she has been gone nearly 14years. Often times I imagine what life would be like if she never got sick again and was still apart of my adult life. Wishful thinking hurts sometimes though. I just want to see her face, give her a long hug, and hear her soothing voice just one last time. My heart hurts knowing that will never happen again.
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May your Soul continue to Rest In Peace forever Mom. I love you with all my heart and can still feel you watching over me when I am having a rough day. You will always be my shooting star. Your strength and love lives on through me and continues to lead me in a positive direction in life. Thank you for raising and teaching me so much in the years we had together. I’m grateful knowing I am the man I am today because of you.
Love your Son,
Aaron 💚🧡💙💜💛