Remembering Michael Joseph Jackson

I was in shock to learn about the death of world music legend Michael Jackson.
I turned to CNN after watching the FIFA game on ESPN and there was someone on
the telephone with Anderson Cooper talking about the Jackson 5. I saw the words
Breaking News on the screen and the first thing out of my mouth, was. Don’t
tell me Michael Jackson has died. Then when what I thought was confirmed the
next thing I would say is, I know it was heart related.

In life everything is connected and our bodies are intelligently connected.
As above so below, and our thoughts affect our physical bodies. Conditions that
affect the heart are usually associated to love, acceptance and self esteem.
Michael was in the lime light from the age of five, an age where most of us
are just beginning kindergarten and our only interest is playing and eating.
He was not given the privilege of having a normal childhood. There was also
the reality that Michael was not at peace with the image he saw physically in
the mirror. After undergoing countless plastic surgeries and mutilations, we
were left looking at a man we no longer were as familiar with.

Aside from all of that Michael was radiating light, he was an idol "something
worshiped". Fans would love him globally; people would faint at his presence.
He was loved and honored. However, that means nothing if one has not loved and
honored them self first. We do not know the true lesson that Michael had to
learn in this his past life. However, one lesson he left humanity, is to love
one another and all of Gods creation. He left the message that we are all connected
and as all that was heavy on his heart has been released. I pray that he makes
a wonderful transition as he is back in his spirit form.

May the soul of Michael Joseph Jackson travel light and rest in paradise.

Tonya K.

Michael Jackson - Cry Video

Informative article on FoxNews.com - about cardiac arrest and what may have
caused MJ to have cardiac arrest. What Caused
Michael Jackson's Cardiac Arrest? - Heart Disease - FOXNews.com

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