Duende of Grief: When We Roamed as Cathars. {poetry}
And we broke bread... you stood and raised your glass to 'mes amis', whom I had known for centuries, when we had roamed the hills as Cathars.
Browsing Tag:
grief
Because It Mattered: A Celebration of Loss and Grief.
Instead of fighting back the debilitating sense of loss, celebrate your grief, because it shows you that you experienced something meaningful.
Feel Everything: Day-After-Birthday Letter to Me and You.
Grant your soul permission to be here, to feel everything. Navigate with your heart as compass, intuition as guide, soul as travel partner.
Grief Demands That We Obey Love.
It's simple, really, learning how to love ourselves in the depth of a collective, yet deeply intimate, human experience of grief.
How to Treat a Bereaved Mother: A Possible Guide. {poetry}
How someone bereaved feels and how they choose to, or very often just do, act is valid, even if, to an outsider, they seem to have lost control.
Embrace Your Grief Even If It Hurts. {poetry}
I hold grief like it's my friend. It hurts, but I embrace it. I will release it when I've fully processed its grip. I will let it go when I’m ready.
We Must Collectively Learn How to Love Better.
Lean into the fire and see where you are not yet free. Where you do not accept yourself, what needs to be grieved and what is hard to love.
Wake Up! Grief Needs Something From Your Heart.
If you haven’t lost anyone close, you don’t understand how grief batters you every day, drags you down, rearranges your life.
It Is Important to Acknowledge Your Grief.
What's sexy is someone who is literate in the ways of their heart, knows how to court grief with love, compassion and kindness, for themselves and others.
The Creative Capacity of Grief.
We borrow grief rituals from other cultures and forget that these cultures also make a daily space to feel grief... and allow the heart to unburden itself.