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Healing Our Wounds
No disappointment or betrayal in life has the same brute force, the crushing power to wound us as death. read more »
Pause to Grieve
This week as we again commemorate the events of 9/11/2001, many of us will pause to grieve the people and places and ideals that were lost to us on that horrible, fateful day. read more »
Finding
As we grieve we spend a lot of thought energy seeking - but what is it we really expect to find? read more »
Seeking...
One of the most puzzling aspects of grief is the ongoing challenge of seeking. read more »
Labor
Grief is our finest, most enduring labor of love - we remember, we honor, we build our life anew for the future. read more »
The Mind
Grief is perhaps the least cerebral experience in all of life. read more »
The Heart
In our heart we find our inmost spiritual connection to God. read more »
The Hand
Our physical hand is perhaps the most tactile part of our body with nerve endings that allow us to feel and touch and sense. read more »
Setbacks
When we grieve, for a while shock protects us from the reality of death and the enormity of our loss. But one day the shock of what’s happened to us – whether suddenly or over time -… read more »
Sadness
The overarching emotion most of us feel when we grieve is pervasive, sometimes relentless sadness. read more »
Change
When we stop to consider everything that's happened since the death of our loved one we realize that our lives have changed - dramatically and irrevocably. read more »
Anxious about Everything
When we grieve most of us easily succumb to anxiety which, at its essence, is chronic worry. read more »
Green Light
When we're in the throes of our deepest grief often we forget that God is for us. read more »
Wordless Prayer
When we grieve often it's simply not possible to find words that express our sorrow, our pain, our inmost needs. read more »
The Distractions of Duty
To reconcile our experience of death to life, at some time we must retreat unto ourselves and be still. read more »