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Omnia Mirari
Death is a spiritual initiation & you have been walking toward it since your first breath. The question isn’t if it’s coming but if you’ll meet that moment fully awake.
Tossed Pebbles - Messages of Support
These daily emails provide encouragement and gentle reminders of the recovery process.
A resource by Lee Atherton
When someone you love dies, grieving that loss can take a long time. As in any emotional journey, there are rough spots to be weathered, and moments when you catch a glimpse of peace. These daily emails provide encouragement and gentle reminders of the recovery process.
My Inspiration
When my brother died several years ago I had no one to turn to for support. Lots of people were grieving just as I was; many others were too angry at the situation; and since grief support is what people come to me for, others were counting on me. The two folks who could offer support would do so professionally - they were awesome in what they did, but not someone I could reach out to all the time. I wished there was something I could "grab onto" every day. Eventually timed healed much of my hurt and anger. I wanted to create something that could give to others what I couldn't find for myself.
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Omnia Mirari
Death is a spiritual initiation & you have been walking toward it since your first breath. The question isn’t if it’s coming but if you’ll meet that moment fully awake.
R David
For the Living is a book covering 13 lessons people on the edge of life have learned, ones that allowed them to make the most of the rest of their lives.
Wally Klatch
Aging does not have to be an inevitable path from gray to black. It can be the song we sing on this path, and the duet that living and dying are dancing in our lives.
