
Voice : When you lost your baby Angel what did you feel ?
Me : Heart broken.
Voice: Did it change anything within you ?
Me : It got me to question life, death and time I have here. I experienced grief for the first time in my life.
Me : Empathy.
Grief softened something in me. I now find myself holding space for those who live with the absence of someone they love. I expected people to accept their loss quickly and return to normal, as though loss were merely an event to process and move past. I labeled that a spiritual way of being.
Grief taught me that presence matters more than explanation. Sometimes empathy is not about answers, but about sitting beside someone in the silence of their loss.
Looking back, I see that as apathy and arrogance often disguised as spiritual understanding.
Me : Wow
Voice : The way you are able to use empathy to understand the other's grief, in the same way, your weaknesses will surface to teach you greater understanding and rise above judgements of right and wrong. You will be a rock for those who feel unworthy of God’s love because they have been deemed 'fallen’ or ‘condemned' in the eyes of the world. You will be strength and wisdom for those who are struggling with balance with darkness and light.
Me : But what if I fall so far in my darkness ?
Voice : The fall has a divine purpose. It is in your raising that you receive My gift of inner strength. My love will never desert you. This conflict is important for you.
Voice : This path is not a spiritual quest for peace and righteousness nor a crusade to vanquish faults. It’s a journey to God. It will never be the way the world thinks.















