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Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
Creating Mandalas
Mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning ‘whole world’, ‘sacred circle’ or ‘magic circle’. Mandala-making is used for insight, healing and self-expression.
A resource by Remembering A Life
Making and filling-in a circular design with colors, images, shapes and symbols, reflects the wholeness of the person creating it and provides a pathway of connection with the intuitive and unconscious parts of ourselves where insight and deeper understanding reside. The practice of drawing a mandala does not require artistic skill or experience – only a desire to learn more about what is going on inside of us as we move forward through loss and grief. Learn more about mandalas in the Remembering A Life Blog: Making Mandalas.
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Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
Camila Crews, Founder, Sorry For Your Loss
A grief card created to help you show up with care, connection, and compassion when someone you love is navigating loss.
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