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I watched the service for the 75th anniversary of the end of World War two:
I thought – none of us can know or empathise what horrors these soldiers had to endure:
Pictured —First picture is from “we are the mighty.com” the second Wikipedia
I remembered a clairvoyant reading that I did at the beginning of this century for a man who was in the Crimean war:
I “communicated” with a man (deceased) who had served with him:
The man I was reading for asked if this man had been killed or was he taken and tortured: as they had had to leave him behind.
The man had been tortured.
I did not feel the physical pain but the emotional horror.
Not something that I would like to experience again.
My father-in-law and mother-in-law served in the Second World War for Australia:
My parents were in the UK:
My dad was not conscripted because he was hearing impaired but he was assigned to re building bombed buildings.
(He was a carpenter)
Pictured –– first picture my Dad : second picture: my in laws with my children
Neither my in laws nor my parents talked about the war but an uncle told me a funny story about my Dad.
My Dad was sleeping in quarters that were bombed;
He slept through the bombing:
(because he was deaf)
didn’t wake up:
The rescue team put him with the corpses:
they almost buried him.
Blessed be
and remember the fallen
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