Dear Zeno,
Wow thank you so much for your appreciation. I was worried a bit that I burden you with my ‘stuff’, but felt so strongly that this should be written down and shared with someone who might be understanding.
It was like a birth and a catharsis simultaniously when I wrote this down, and I felt really exhausted and relieved after it.
Yes I also feel it’s worth while sharing this with the world. It’s also part of history, it’s another facet to the story we were told in school about the German aggression of the 1930s and 40s.
And yes, the text needs editing. I didn’t care about the typos because I was so electrified when the story unfolded… or… revealed itself. (It feels like I didn’t even write it, the story wrote itself I was just the receiver who did the typing…) and yes, uncle with an u , in German it’s Onkel so i felt kind of weird to type the u for unkle.
Yes, I could feel so much empathy when you discussed the channel! It was like a healing for me to experience someone who understands this kind of suffering. … And… I learned something massively important from you: emotions can be nourishing and accepting and loving!
(Sometimes, I am really surprised that I am still alive and survived all this… But there is also a toughness inside me, a very strong survival mode…)
Thank you ever so much. This is a healing for me. I learn a lot today. And thank you for your empathy… means a lot.
I wrote three questions and comments during your call, however you either did not receive them or it seems to be a complicated process to check whether there are comments/questions?…
I just mentioned that my father did have this potential of being sublimely happy at times, and that during the last years of his life, he started facing his emotions which was like an explosion from the inside, he was very unstable for a while and nearly suicidal… He had several heavy accidents which nearly killed him, he always came out of them with enormous vitality and then… had his next accident… as if he was looking for pain and suffering and maybe, even death…
I once said to him while he was hospitalized: ‘Sometimes it feels like life is just a dream and when we die we wake up.’ – He answered that he feels this way himself and that he is prepared for death and that he is not afraid of it. (He still lived on for quite a few years after this happened.)
My father had to live in a very tortured body (from the war, one leg joint was destroyed) and suffered physical pain always. (By the way, he was a doctor and had a very remarkable career as a medical researcher and professor and chief of a big hospital complex, and as father of five lively healthy children!)
The doctor told him that his condition is a miracle and that he owes all his ability to function so well to his extremely sportive heart. I remember my father saying: My heart is the one organ that always carried me through my life. If anything is wrong with my heart, I don’t want to live anymore.
Some years later, the doctor told him that his heart is weakening and that he needs a bypass operation. My father (being a doctor himself and exactly knowing what he was doing) told his doctor that he is not willing to have the operation at this certain day but only one week later.
Then he went in his car to see a very dear friend of his, drove back home to my mother, and at two o’clock at night, his heart stopped doing the job, and he died instantly.
On the day of the postponed operation, we carried his body to the grave.
He knew exactly what he was doing: He stopped his life.
During the funeral, there were warm and soft winds locally as if his soul was saying farewell, and all visitors without exception felt that he was laughing and smiling at us from above as if he was saying: You have no idea how beautiful it is up here and I feel nearly sorry for you guys having to go on in this valley of pain and struggle.
Even today, this story brings tears to my eyes. He was such a brave and unthreatened person, but the emotions… remained unresolved… I had to do a lot of clearing work … and my sisters and brothers, too… but most of it was my heritage.
Sorry for writing so long, but I feel you allow me to write the whole story:
His brother wanted to become a doctor and my father wanted to be a photographer. When his brother died in the Russian battlefield my father (who’s Ji center is undefined, my father is born February 23rd, 1927) suddenly decided to take on the profession that his brother wanted to do!!!
When I flew back from China to Germany in 2005, I suddenly became very sick during the flight (something that never happens to me) as we were flying over the southern plains of Russia. I felt my uncle’s soul and it was coming to me. I arrived in Germany and carried his soul with me. I shared with my eldest brother who was very understanding and I heard my uncle’s voice telling me that he wants to see the mountains again. So my brother and I drove to the Alps Mountains and went for a tour there. I cried all the time.
Then on our way back to Munich, we had to pass a village but it was not possible because of festivities. We stopped and had a look: It was a mourning ceremony for the deceased in the battle field!!!! People were playing somber music and stopped at a big memorial statue: A woman holding the dying soldier in her lap!!! I was totally shock-moved and when we eventually drove on, I could not help crying all the way back to Munich. I felt a clear message from my uncle: He had died totally undignified and lonely and cold (he was driven over by a tank) and he NEEDED to die once more in a dignified way with a loving person holding him in her lap. This person was me.
Back to Munich, I ‘carried him around’ with me and showed him the city: He could not believe that so many buildings were still there after being repaired when the horror was over. He even guided me to taste a sausage specialty of Munich and delighted that this is still available today… Then gradually his soul left again … now a lot more at peace and ease with himself…
… One last word, it just ‘dawned’ on me a few days ago: We New Age people believe that we can make a change in ‘the field’ by becoming aware and standing brave in the waves of un-reflected behavior… An old friend of our family who knew my uncle well told me once that my uncle refused to shoot on anybody… driven over by a tank… I suddenly see him in the battle field, throwing away his gun, and walking towards the on-rolling tanks… TRYING TO STOP THEM hoping that they would respect him as an unarmed human being… but no…
Did you see the film when in 1989 on the Tian An Men square the tanks threatened the crowd in Peking? At one point, there was an unknown man (nobody knows who he is) with a plastic bag in his hand and he walks towards the tanks. … The tanks stop! When I saw this I was so deeply moved, maybe now I know why:
If there is any truth in that we can change the awareness field with our actions: My uncle might potentially have started the peace movement… by doing just this… As much as I cannot prove what I am saying here, as much I feel it is important to speak out and let someone know who might be interested that he might potentially have done exactly this. … If he did… with horrible results for himself and his left ones… but potentially with enormous results regarding the collective energy field of us all…
Thank you Zeno, for letting me share this… I can’t tell how important this is to me…
Thank you once more for this reading today, you have done a profound healing!
With love,
Antonia