How to Love and Celebrate Those Who’ve Passed During the Holidays
- knotmystic1
- Dec 24, 2024
- 2 min read
The holidays often amplify the ache of missing those who’ve passed. Their absence can feel heavy, especially during moments that once held them close. But what if we shifted our perspective? Instead of focusing on what’s lost, we can celebrate their essence—the part of them that remains with us always.
Here are simple, meaningful ways to honor and love your loved ones this holiday season:
1. Bring Them to the Table
Prepare their favorite dish or dessert. While you cook or serve, take a moment to speak to them—out loud or in your heart. Send love with every stir and every bite.
2. Hang Their Stocking
Fill it with thoughtful items that reflect who they were or the legacy they’ve left. Letters, memories, or small gifts can all go inside. When the holidays are over, donate these items to an organization that reflects their values or spirit.
3. Watch Their Favorite Christmas Movie
Sit down with a warm blanket and watch the movie that brought them joy. Within the story, you might see reflections of their personality, humor, or warmth, making it feel as though they’re sitting right there with you.
4. Speak to Them
Remember, the real part of your loved one isn’t gone. Their soul—their true essence—is still here. In your quiet moments or surrounded by loved ones, send your love out to them. Trust that they hear it.
5. Feel Their Presence
Their spirit is woven into the laughter at family gatherings, the warmth of shared memories, and the quiet stillness of the season. Allow yourself to feel their love in those spaces.
The holidays don’t have to be about missing them so deeply that it breaks you. Instead, celebrate with them, knowing their essence is always near. Honor their legacy by embracing the love they brought into your life and letting it shine through you.

As you move through the season, let this be your reminder: Your loved ones are with you always, in ways that transcend what the eyes can see. Celebrate with them, and let their love bring you peace and joy.



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