In speaking of him, you show a lot of practicality and a lot of compassion.

With regard to practicality, a key feature in your thinking is that he is gone now, and being punished. Karma is working, and you don't have to see him.

It is harder when it comes to yourself, though, because you are with you all of the time.

With regard to compassion, you recognise, and are moved by, the fact that he was hurt by things outside of his control. I find it remarkable, and quite moving that, because of your deep compassion, you can even wish him the best.



I wonder to what extent you are able extend your deep compassion to yourself.

Perhaps there are ways to give to yourself more of that deep compassion that you are able to offer to others.

(((((Só leigheas)))))