In 1988, when my mother went into a coma, I knew the end was near.
It was also a time when my health and energy were as poor as my pocketbook. I knew she wanted to be buried in New York next to my father, but I had no idea where the money would come from for the funeral and to move her body from Texas.
As I ruminated aloud about my dilemma with her near-lifeless body next to me, she came out of her coma and said, “You’ll find a way,” and immediately slipped away again.
These were the last words I ever heard from my mother. “You’ll find a way.”
Interestingly, a phrase she repeatedly voiced throughout her life was “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
I got creative and found a way. It was surprisingly easy to arrange for several thousands of dollars of expenses and transportation costs although I barely had money for food at the time.
Reportedly, a mother found strength to lift a car to save her child who was underneath. If asked earlier, she probably would’ve scoffed at the possibility of doing such a thing.
In real emergencies, the mind and its limitations step aside, and the brilliance of our true spirit shines its light to guide us.
We don’t have to have an emergency to access this.
The light is always here to show the way if we turn it on.
Whatever you’re going through now, you’ll find a way through!
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Excerpt from my Soulgoal Missives posted a long time ago.
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