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The Ash Rose Foundation
The Ash Rose Project transforms cherished memories into personalized artwork incorporating cremation ashes, helping families find healing through creativity.
ESSAY: On Wrestling With Belief Through Grief
The anger and the doubt we may feel after a death are not the collapse of belief. They may be its truest form. An interfaith perspective on wrestling with God in grief.
A resource by The Lost Travelers Club
An interfaith perspective on anger at God, doubt, and faith after a death
Our Inspiration
I work with many Griefwalkers who struggle with this question. I struggled with it myself in my early grief as a single father.
My son Cameron crossed eighteen years ago when he was thirteen. About a year before, he said to me, "I heard someone say that your cracks are where the light gets in, but I don't think that's true, Papa. I think our cracks are where our inner light gets out." He was twelve. It has become the foundation stone for my interfaith counseling and leadership.
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