Every 10 years

[DoctorStrange]

Every 10 years someone on my father's side of the family dies.

It started with my great grandmother, in 1981. Then with my grandmother 1991, (my father's mother) then my grandfather 2001 (my father's father) and my father's brother also in 2001, and then my father's sister in 2011.

So, i guess the way things are going we are having 1 or more family deaths in 2021. My father has a big family.

Anyone else have this sort of thing happen in their family, or with people they know ?

[Colorado]

Originally Posted by ExperiencingTheJourney

Every 10 years someone on my father's side of the family dies.

It started with my great grandmother, in 1981. Then with my grandmother 1991, (my father's mother) then my grandfather 2001 (my father's father) and my father's brother also in 2001, and then my father's sister in 2011.

So, i guess the way things are going we are having 1 or more family deaths in 2021. My father has a big family.

Anyone else have this sort of thing happen in their family, or with people they know ?

Death is a part of life, we all will go through it...the best thing you can do is love them while they are here and pray for them when they are gone. I dont find anything really weird about this, since most of them I am guessing are middle aged and older. Death is going to happen to us all....the weirdest thing from what I can see is that it happens every 10 years. i dont see any tragedies, suicides or childhood deaths from what you have posted. I am a firm believer that when it is your time, it is your time....no matter what age. This might be a soul group lesson, to let go and find faith. I know that losing a close loved one, especially a parent, child or sibling is very hard...I lost one who was a child when I was a kid. Putting all fear a side for a second, no matter what you choose to believe...living on this earth is harder by comparison. Do you have pain while you are sleeping? I dont...and then imagine, if there is consciousness or an afterlife...how much better is that?

[DoctorStrange]

I am more sad for my family than for myself. And yes, i know it's a part of life.

You might be right that it's a soul group lesson.