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cathay100075
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Divorced, petite professional with no kids(regret), lively, not bad looking and most importantly, very young at heart :-). I am self-reliant for the most part as there isn't a strong shoulder for me to lean on. I would like to find those lonely/willing souls out there for friendship, support and some pointers for establishing true inner peace. ...
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| 添加日期: 12/13/2007 |
| 过期时间: 03/12/2008
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| 综合问答 -> Best Way to Remember Loved Ones that are Gone |
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| My mom, who became a Buddhist in her later years, past away at the begininng of 2006 after few months of very painful hospital stay... Needless to say, my life is no longer the same. I think of her every day. Since I was raised in the days when there was no respect for the traditions and old cutural practices, I find it hard for me to remember her properly on her B-day, Mother's day and few other important dates. If I follow Buddhist ways(念地藏经), I am not one. Can anyone recommend a few more secular ways to remember and heal? My mom & I were very close. I would like to somehow keep that connection without putting myself in a rut all the time. Thanks to all for your help.
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