Dear Brother,
I know that your loss is irreparable but at the same time you should accept that Nemat has gone for ever. She will never come back and we all have to live without her. Let her soul rest in peace wherever she is and we should not interfere with the Marji of Wahe Guru. I am sending some quotes below with an effort to ease your pain. May Wahe Guru gives you strength to come out of the sorrow.
Often when the heart is torn with sorrow, spiritually we wander like a traveller
lost in a deep wood.
We grow frightened, lose all sense of direction, and batter ourselves against trees
and rocks in our attempt to find a path.
All the while there is a path- a path of faith-that leads straight out of the dense
tangle of our difficulties into the open road we are seeking.
We win victory over bereavement only when we face our loss, accept our loss,
and then make our way through and beyond our loss.
You ask how we make our way through it and beyond it?
We do so by deliberately re-entering the world of daily activity-
the busy world of problems, duties, friendships, opportunities and satisfactions.
A resentful, self-pitying life is a doomed life.
Only the life that picks up and starts again is victorious.
The loss of a loved one is a sorrow all of us must eventually face,
And, never is help more needed than during the first dark days of bereavement.
The true way to mourn the dead is to take care of the living who belong to them.
Believe when you are most unhappy, that there is something for you to do in the world.
So long as you can sweeten another’s pain, life is not in vain.