I didn't even know where my own mothers was for years and years.
That is sad, Bumble Bee.
Or maybe the fact that JW's are so disconnected from normal family feelings
Yes, Gopher. Maybe it is that. Maybe it's one of those things for which a JW has been conditioned to feel guilty without being told. "Why would I go visit Nana's gravesite when that time could be better spent telling people about the ressurrection hope or being consoled by a spiritually mature elder." That kind of twisted reasoning.
I was hoping to hear from some members Down Under to compare notes actually. Do their congregations look at this practice as a no-no, I wonder?
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