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| | From:  Afmad (Original Message) | Sent: 4/1/2005 11:53 AM |
At this sad time, my thoughts go to a quiet and compassionate man.... Pope John Paul ll. I am not a religous person, But admire him for his humanity. Last night he was read the last rites, and it would appear is gently slipping from us.  When a man knows God "When a man knows God, he is free: his sorrows have an end, and birth and death are no more. When in inner union he is beyond the world of the body, then the third world, the world of the Spirit, is found, where the power of the All is, and man has all: for he is one with the ONE." From: Svetasvatara Upanishad |
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Yes I totally agree with af We all should be thankful for all the wisdom and great compassion he has passed on to the people's of the world. It is my wish as Im sure is the rest of the population of the world, that our prayeres, will help him to pass on comfortably into the House Of The Lord We can be sad as it is understandably so, but to celebrate his great accomplishments during the 27 years of his Popacy. |
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May the Pope John Paul II rest in peace. He is undoubtedly in the gates of paradise. I know he watches over all who worshipped him when he was alive. He was a proud man to lived his life and never gave up. Candy Girl |
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Even though I know not much about the Pope, i still send my sincere condolences to all those who know of him...my father is a Religious minister..Ratana(NZ Maori Religion), i can only imagine the heart ache. |
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