Beautiful Energy Collection

Beautiful Energy Collection When faced with significant events, it's natural to feel down. The sudden departure of a loved one, the unexpected death of a pet, or unforeseen circumstances can leave us feeling overwhelmed and deeply saddened. Yet, these moments also teach us about impermanence and the importance of cherishing each day. There is one certainty in this life: all things will eventually fade and depart. Every birth is a prelude to death, much like a game that is destined to end, no matter how long you play. This also solidifies the truth that life is inherently filled with suffering. After all, humans are not plants; how can we be without emotion? Even plants flourish with daily words of love and encouragement, demonstrating their own form of sentiment. How much more so for humans. Saying goodbye brings a sense of reluctance, but it should also be accompanied by blessings—blessings for their completed journey in this phase, as they move on to the next level. They accompanied you for this part of the path, and that is enough. Consider pets: they often have what can be described as "stage-specific missions." When your heavenly family sees your need for companionship, perhaps during important life stages that require support, they may manifest as pets. Human lives are long, around 70 years, but you might only need companionship for a decade or so to navigate a particular phase. Your family members then transform into pets to be with you. The average lifespan of cats and dogs is about ten years, and significant life changes often occur around every ten years. When this decade passes, the pet often departs, returning to the heavens. This is why most people have pets; they are your family members here to accompany you. Human lives are full of uncertainty, but pets offer steadfast companionship. Thus, transforming into pets is the most profound form of companionship. Therefore, all our pets are here to accompany us. We must treat them with kindness. They reincarnate to find us and spend these years with us. They are like angels! What more could one ask for in life? How fortunate it is to have a pet's companionship. Life is too short! Time passes by! Cherish the time they spend with you and hold gratitude in your heart. They came into this world for you! What a great blessing. Be thankful! Also, thank them for leaving, as it signifies you have overcome this challenge. Their companionship has ended, so you can move on! They can also return to heaven to continue their happy lives! Life is too short, darling! Life is too short. Enjoy! Even enjoy the leaving! This beautiful piece is designed to help you accept! Accept the blessings of life! Whether it's birth or departure, it's all a natural part of existence! Accept that we are here for this journey, and then we will venture to another world. Everyone is the same! In time, you will understand this natural rhythm. You will no longer feel sadness but acceptance and the joy of celebration! Celebrate the people and experiences encountered along the way! Celebrate the opportunity to embark on this journey! To see the people you wish to see, to accompany those you wish to accompany, to say goodbye, to say hello, to adventure, to live a different life! To experience everything and learn what you need to learn! So many things in the human world can be savored slowly. Within this limited time, accomplish what you wish to accomplish, see the people you wish to see, be with the people you wish to be with, and find peace within yourself. Learn to face life with optimism. Let go when it's time to let go, and anticipate the next meeting. Life is too short to be sad and stuck in sadness. That’s why we have death celebrations. Be celebratory about everything! Even death. I remember mentioning the death celebration ceremonies at our Osho meditation center. When someone dies, we sing for them, dance around them, and accompany them with music to the crematorium. We watch them and are present as they are cremated. For those who have lived a more spiritual life, a profound sense of stillness is felt by all at that moment—a sacred and ecstatic feeling. When a person leaves their body, if they have lived a good life, they experience ecstasy. Thus, death is the ultimate celebration. The soul is freed and goes where it desires! Love never dies; it goes where it belongs! One day, we will all understand that we are here to experience. So enjoy! And dance till the end! Live this life with joy and celebration! And the departure of your soul is your ultimate ecstasy. This piece is meant to give you strength to face everything! Even the finality of death. Whether it's the death of others, your own, or that of loved ones, or pets—anyone important to you. When facing such moments, it's always deeply painful, almost unbearable. But this piece can bring you peace, preventing you from being overwhelmed by emotions. Instead, it helps you face this natural process positively and accept it. Acceptance is the theme of this piece. It can stabilize your emotions and maintain your awareness, preventing immense suffering or falling into a pit. Maintaining clarity is always a powerful tool for facing separation and darkness. When you accept the natural rhythm, life becomes easy and suffers no more! Relax! And everything comes and goes by itself! We just learn to watch everything and enjoy the moment, whatever comes and goes, let it be! And celebrate the time we spent together! And say goodbye with peace! And blessings. Life is much easier this way! Enjoy, and accept! This piece features a Blue Lace Agate flower. Blue Lace Agate is the stone of acceptance and love. Combined with Tellurite, Red Tiger's Eye, Sugilite, Purple Agate, and Purpurite, each stone is arranged in order, forming an energy field. It can calm your soul! Soothe your spirit! Bring you back to your center! And maintain a loving heart, allowing you to say goodbye peacefully. Without being submerged in a sea of emotions, this piece is a helpful companion for calming emotions. It also helps you let go! To avoid being bound by attachment. Instead, offer peaceful blessings. Only 1