My Father just passed a way…

My father just left us about an hour ago, peacefully. He’s very tired. He knew he would not make it since last Saturday. My father has been a very hard working man, a man with great patience, a man who does not like to speak more than a few words each day. A man who never failed to take care of his family and children, just like my grandma, his Mother. Nothing is permanent. This happened because of that. That couldn’t happen without this. Things happened for a reason, according to time and condition. At the end, all we can take with us is the good and the bad deed. Thank you so much for your spiritual support, your kind and caring words, your prayers and your presence. Yes, I will miss my wonderful father tremendously, but he will be forever in my heart. One day, I will meet him again…  ~Jendhamuni

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  1. drifter

    December 19, 2014

    Jendha,

    I'm very…very sorry to hear your father just passed a way

    I have nothing to say much to your late father except to wish for his spirit to embark on a journey to a realm of heaven.

    May your father's soul takes a refuge in Buddha

    May your father's soul takes a refuge in Dharma

    May your father's soul takes a refuge in Sangha

    The Cambodian slogan once said, "A child lives without a father like s/he is living in the house without a roof." I understand that you feel confused at this moment because of a loss/bereavement of your father, but nothing you could do to bring father back to life. The only good thing for you to do to your late father is to recite the mantras at least three times a day: morning, afternoon, and before bedtime.

    According to Buddhism, your father's spirit will depart to heaven until ninety days; therefore, as a good daughter, Jendha, please offer your father the food and keep lighting the incense sticks for him at your local temple

    I want to see you stay strong, mentally and physically

    May the Lord Buddha's spirit stays with you and your family at all times

  2. Donald Eugene Moore

    December 19, 2014

    please know that your heart's deep feeling will run hot and cold my mom
    and her mom and my dad's mom past away
    a few year's apart I won't say I know how it hurt's but please take this
    hug,in as much as your hug's of love has hug not just me but us all thank you, your dad has did a great job in your become a great women thank him and thank you.

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