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Remembering Andrewdebyemm said Jul 21, 1:55 PM: |
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Every once in a while, someone comes along who is so unique, who then flames and burns out so quickly at a rather young age, that one can not let the moment pass, without mentioning them one last time. |
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Re: Remembering AndrewMascha said Jul 21, 2:17 PM: |
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Oh my God. Andrew!?! Jesus Christ, no!! |
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Re: Remembering Andrewdebyemm said Jul 21, 2:27 PM: |
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Oh thank you, Mascha, for joining to share with us your feelings. |
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Re: Remembering AndrewMascha said Jul 21, 2:36 PM: |
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Debbie, I'm freaking out right now. I want to be among those who get to leave. My will to stay in the body has never been very strong. But there are promises to keep…. |
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Re: Remembering Andrewdebyemm said Jul 21, 8:21 PM: |
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I went out on my hike to Native American Flute without vocals and walked with my umbrella in cool weather through a constant but not hard rain. I was connecting with Andrew in my mind and I began to cry. It was different than usual, a very aware kind of profuse sadness; and I noticed my chest was constricted and I consciously openned my heart and allowed myself to feel that sadness deeply and go into it. Andrew Evan Wilcox passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, May 7th, 2009 in Dallas. Please join me in praying for and grieving with his family. No public services are planned for the immediate future. He is survived by grandparents, his sister Erin, and his parents, Jim and Mary. Contact me via FB for an address to send cards or flowers to his parents. This was posted by Dave (who is known to me) in the Abetalk forum. I don't have access to Andrew's FB page as I was not on his friend's list. Before I went out on my hike, I found Andrew's FB page (there are alot of Andrew Wilcox's at Facebook all over the world) and sent a note of condolence to his sister Erin, who shows up in his friend's list, letting her know that Andrew had a positive impact on my life. When I returned, I had this note from Cynthia / lightenup - I was devastated when I got the news over a week ago, Deb. I still can't talk about it coherently. I stumbled on it through his myspace page trying to find out why he wasn't active on his blog or forum. Although he and I were only remotely connected through online communications, I felt him within them deeply, and he impacted my life in ways that I will always be appreciative of. I had followed along with Andrew's public journey through the EB shows, blogs and forums. I loved his humor, insights and uniquely wild and daring consciousness exploits. I do not believe he intentionally took his own life. It's just my intuition at this point because I know no details surrounding his death. He had just published two books. He had just created a brand new kickass answer to the difficulties he had with the Gaiam forum in a brand new forum full of potential: Meaningfuldialog.myfreeforum.org I joined 5 days before his death! There was nothing, I repeat, nothing that indicated depression or a withdrawal from life in his latest postings. It is such a damned loss. Thank you deeply for the note, and the nod in your “pod”and the listening ear. It has been a great while since I was active here. I do drop by now and then. May you find great joy on your path. cyn I wrote Cynthia back - Cynthia, Thank you for this. I was connecting with him in my heart during my hike, while you were actually writing this, and I was feeling that too. There was this really profound sadness in me and I openned my heart and wept very intensely and without constriction. Not suicide, I believe that. That didn't make sense with the Andrew I “knew”. Who really “knew” Andrew? He was a bit of an enigma. Then, I felt perhaps something he was attempting didn't go quite as he expected. I got this sense that he was a bit confused about where he ended up, it wasn't what he expected. So, thank you dear companion on the path, for your own insights and instincts about what happened. I had great respect for Andrew and he impacted my life in profound ways that will be part of me always. In appreciation, Deb I left for my hike with feelings of anxiety and came home at peace and am more at peace now with Cynthia's insights. She always was one of good insight and clarity. I just wanted to share this here for she was more in contact with him at the end of his life than I was. I realize that Denise may not have said “suicide”. I realize I picked that up from one of the comments in the Abetalk forum. That his death was sudden and unexpected is clear, from the Facebook post. Andrew was one to push the envelope but Andrew was respected by me because he always was totally serious and sincere about his own spirituality. He might tease others and push them hard, if he felt they were being less than authentic, to prod them to reach deeper. That is why so many feel his influence on them was positive. It was in that Improving.Us group that I really understood about personal vibrational alignment, and because of that began my early morning practice of aligning myself with the “feeling” of happiness. When I do that, my days unfold more smoothly. Some days I can't make the time for one reason or another. After I began that practice, my in-laws often noticed when I was in St Louis with them, that “things” like parking spaces, arriving on time, etc seemed to happen in almost magical ways, when they were with me. Deb
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Re: Remembering AndrewMascha said Jul 21, 10:41 PM: |
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Deb, thank you for the soulful communication. It means a lot to me. I remember lightenup from the EB pod and quickly came to think of her as a genius - a uniquely astute and sparkling spirit - that came through even online. |
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Re: Remembering AndrewNicole said Jul 22, 6:13 AM: |
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Deb and Mascha, love to you both as you grieve hard for Andrew. I guess I arrived on Gaia too late to connect with that group (Sept 2006), so I didn't know them personally. But he sounds such a vivid person. |
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Re: Remembering AndrewMascha said Jul 22, 10:07 AM: |
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Dear Nicole, it's lovely to have your warm, empathizing presence in so many venues on Gaia. Thank you for that. |
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Re: Remembering Andrewdebyemm said Jul 22, 11:52 AM: |
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Nicole, |
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Re: Remembering AndrewMascha said Jul 22, 1:05 PM: |
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What an amazing post, Deb. It must have taken a lot of time to collect all these snippets. Thank you for that and always for being who you are. |
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