Tag Archives: Grief
The Healing Center
I think people get bored of grief.” said Natasha. It’s like you’re allowed some unspoken allotted time – six months maybe- and then they get faintly irritated that you’re not ‘ better,’ like your being self-indulgent hanging on to your … Continue reading
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The Dark Nights
Grief and loss and suffering, even depression and spiritual crisis, the dark nights of the soul only worsen when we try to ignore or deny or avoid them. The healing journey begins when we turned toward them and learn how … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, behaviour, confidence, depression, difficulties, emotions, Grief, happiness, healing, health, inspiration, Isolation, Jack cornfield, life, lifestyle, mindfulness, Nostalgia, Obsession, reflection, self-awareness, solitude, stillness, strength, thoughts, transition
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Honor the empty seat
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“Loneliness is the most difficult when we are surrounded by people. It is ourselves we are missing?”- calendar page Under the best of circumstances, holidays can be hard for families. Do you…
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