The 55-year-old star admits he and his family are still not over the passing of the pop superstar - who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - but takes comfort from the fact he still believes he is with them. Jermaine said: "We can never get over it, it`s just trying to live with it and the fact he`s not here. We know his spirit is very much alive. I feel him quite a bit." Jermaine believes the world was in mourning following his sibling`s untimely death at the age of 50 because they recognised he had contributed more to life than just his music. He said: "We hurt, like everyone else. We`re not made of steel. We`re human beings: we`re family. And when Michael passed and the world cried, they didn`t cry because of an entertainer. They cried because of the love that he put back out there and what he was about."