Why God gave me two hands
I've figured it out 😉
It was during a simple lift of the window using just one hand I realised how difficult and heavy it was, then reaching up with my other hand I lifted it with ease.
It occurred to me at that moment how much support in life we really don't see or notice until it's gone.
I then reflect on losing my loved ones, fortunately I know they are still around helping me in times I may not realise but they are like my other hand, a strength that produces a way of coping during the hardest of times.
I often wish I could have a chance to turn back the hands of time and oh how much I would do differently if I could. But I'm here now, dealing with a heavy heart but it's only heavy because inside my heart is the heart of every loved one I've ever lost.
They don't need their hearts where they are, only the emotions and over time I've come to realise that if I ever doubt how much they love me all I needed to do was feel my heart and how heavy it is, this tells me, how much I am loved that heaviness isn't sorrow, it's love.
Our loved ones may be invisible now but remember we are made of energy. Everything around us is energy, what happens when we exert energy? It disperses so this is the same for our soul. It simply disperses from the container it once inhabited.
I would be lost without my other hand and now I think I've figured out why God gave me two, to remind me, us, not to take the unselfish help from our loved ones for granted, because someday, at any moment they can be gone and all we have are the memories of the strength they gave us during times we otherwise might had struggled.
I often reflect on the small things, l guess l have always been this way, call it .. Just trying to see the bigger picture of it all. It may be how philosophers viewed things, in depth, looking at the source and benefit of existence.
Yet if it's one thing we are all striving for in life, its one thing.... Answers.
❤️ Karen
Sharon, A soul is always complete, the physical body can be torn apart and the soul will remain intact, perfect, and unblemished. I hope this helps. ~Karen
I had a friend named Brian who lost his right arm in an accident when he was a young man. His left arm and hand became extremely strong as a result. His left hand was massive! Of course there were certain things he could not do with one hand but he seemed to adapt well. Will you please ask Spirit if he has both arms again? He passed away two years ago. Love Sharon 💖