The Five Gates of Grief Facing grief is hard work…it takes outrageous courage to face outrageous loss. Yet, this is precisely what we are called to do. For the first time in my life, I’m beginning to see more health/wellness … Continue reading →
Does your body ever feel tired or sluggish by the end of the day? Do you ever feel flat or depressed? If so, perhaps you are missing out on a vital source of life-force. Our indigenous brothers and sisters believe … Continue reading →
Endings, Begins and Transitions In Your Life One of the most important things you will ever do in your life is to clear, heal, or transform loss and grief, old wounds, memories and trauma that lie dormant in your mind … Continue reading →
Written by Melody LeBaron If someone were to ask you “Do you believe that grief and loss are part of the human condition?” you would probably answer “Yes.” But when it happens to you–the accident or diagnosis, the death of … Continue reading →
“Grief does not necessarily come on demand. It is something that must be evoked through stories and images…to help pluck out that which causes tension, paralysis and distress. Every grief story has similar elements. This is why one story invites … Continue reading →
