Monthly Archives: September 2018

Marriage as I understand it

Posted on September 22, 2018 by thebows99krug

In Christianity there is a third person that precedes out of a marriage of soulmates. It mirrors the Trinity’s Holy Ghost – might even be the Holy Ghost. It is the enabling love of the soulmates. It is the entity … Continue reading →

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Love is forever

Posted on September 20, 2018 by thebows99krug

The best love stories end in death; lovers do not fear death. Death is their final and complete surrender to each other. Lovers instinctively know that Love is forever and is stronger than Death. They long to die together. That … Continue reading →

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Love your spouse as you love God

Posted on September 17, 2018 by thebows99krug

Patricia cries out in the depth of my heart; from the depth of my soul she raises her voice. At the busiest corner of my mind she cries out; at the entrance to the deepest part of me she speaks. … Continue reading →

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Meditative remembering

Posted on September 6, 2018 by thebows99krug

Odd the things you remember, last night, I woke remembering: Waking early in the morning darkness. Listening, feeling the complete presence of my beloved there beside me in the dark.  Matching the rhythm of my breathing to hers, using it … Continue reading →

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Waiting to see again

Posted on September 5, 2018 by thebows99krug

After her second serious stroke Pat asked me to buy her a notebook so she could keep up her journal while in the hospital. The stroke distorted her sight and the only thing she wrote in it was: “I will … Continue reading →

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