Life After Death – A Poem To Comfort The Grieving From ‘Afterlife Phil G’
Visitors to the website created by Afterlife Phil G have found much peace in his words of comfort poem. Opening with the beautiful lines: “I have not gone. My body is beyond your reach, but my soul is touching yours.”
Available in full on ‘Afterlife Phil G’s’ website on life after death, many have used the poem at funerals, or framed it to hang on a wall.
An email to Phil asks: “My wife passed a few months ago. I cannot bring myself to remove everything of my wife’s. I want to keep everything as if she’s still here. My friends say I need to let go. What do you advise?”
“It depends on the age of the person involved. If we are talking about a younger person, who still has their life ahead of them, there is a point where they should move on, let go, but they don’t have to live life without being able to contact them. Accepting of the situation, yes, but still being able to retain contact.
For parents who have suffered the loss of a child, or for older people who have lost their partner, it can be of enormous comfort to leave a room untouched, and be able to walk into it and feel as if they are still in the room. This is not just a wish but a reality, and if you follow my advice, you will be able to feel them in the room and verify it.
My ‘CoffeeTime’ video combined with my poem and thoughts about contacting the afterlife have worked well for many, to sit in a room untouched, or holding an object or photo, and feeling the presence of the one they miss. My website on life after death shares my poem, video and more to help you.
Visitors to my site will know that my technique for contacting the afterlife and verifying it was an accidental discovery. After writing my book, I really wanted a free, simple way to tell people how to do this, and the result is a lovely poem which popped into my head one night a couple of years ago.
If you miss someone, I hope you will find comfort by visiting either of my websites philg.net.au or afterlifephilg.com and looking at my poem, video or other information. Don’t Grieve – theyre still with you. Phil G
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September 15th, 2011 at 12:47 am
thank u so much!!