Time comes when we say goodbye to those
we love, to this world and to everything 
we treasure.
Death is a time to reflect on 
how  one lived.

My friend Abe passed away on January 22,2007.
 
Abe loved life. I was sure he was in 
his glory to see family and friends 
gathered around him to share precious 
moments for the last time.

The atmosphere was not melancholic, 
but warm. Memories were shared.

I can see him dancing- with that silly 
grin of his. Yes, he loved to dance 
despite a bad knee,or was it  
both knees?

Abe may not be aware that he practised 
unconditional love. In his world,no one 
gave a thought to the meaning of unconditional
love. It was there for him to share, to give.
He loved his family and friends in unassuming 
way without expecting anything in return.  
His heart, his house was open at anytime 
to family and friends.

In retrospect, Abe proved how easy it is 
to practise the law of attraction and how 
to manifest dreams, bring them to reality.

He was not in the category of big time 
earners. He suffered an accident at work 
that took its toll on his health.It was
a minor inconvenience he lived through
graciously.

This did not stop him from nurturing dreams 
of a bright future for his children, Derek, 
Sarah and Cyril. He took pride in the 
promising careers of his children.
He was full of ideas.

Together with his wife Paz, they pursued 
their dreams, lived life around the 
realization of these dreams. 

I can't remember him pondering on the 
negative things in life. He always saw 
possibilities with a shared determination 
with his wife.  

Abe lived life the way it should be: with 
optimism, definitely with a positive attitude,
lots of cheers and laughter.Let go of the 
negative blocks that hinder realization 
of what is possible. 

He proved that opportunities came disguised
as problems or stumbling blocks.Believe in your 
dreams, have faith in your dreams so you can
manifest them to reality. And most of all, 
let unconditional love reign supreme.

With my prayers and thoughts...  

Bonnie Moss