2. Grief requires us to reorient ourselves to
every part of our physical,
emotional, and social worlds.
~ Brene Brown
3. Loss and grief are universal, yet few of us today take the
opportunity to fully grieve.
Western culture tells us that grief is private, linear, and time
limited.
After a major loss, we are expected to bounce back after a
month or two, a year at most.
4. But the second year after a loss is often harder than the first…
yet we’re pressured to present a happy face to the world.
When one is pretending, the entire body revolts.
~ Anaïs Nin
5. Here are four things you can do that will support and help you
heal my mind, body and spirit:
6. 1. Spiritual Path: Find a spiritual path that resonates with you.
Reach out and ask for support. Ask for prayer from Unity or
Spiritual Living Center or any other church.
7. 2. Grief Guides: Find someone or several friends
you can speak with daily or weekly.
Go to a grief and loss support group in your city.
Do not grieve by yourself.
8. 3. Self-care: Take care of yourself, rest,
find a good massage therapist, energy healer,
body-worker, and meditate daily.
9. 4. Grief and Loss Resource: Find a therapist if you need it and
attend a good grief and loss retreat where you have a
community of like-minded souls who support your healing.
10. Grief Guide: Joyce Dillon, RN, MN, BCC
Joyce Dillon is a nurse therapist, pioneer in energy medicine, life
purpose facilitator, health and wellness coach, and creativity
teacher. intuitive painting and is the author of Create The Life
You Love.
11. Grief Guide: Melody LeBaron
Melody LeBaron Grief yoga teacher, International Feng Shui
consultant, Shamanic teacher, and author of her upcoming book
Creating Sacred Space for Death: How to Prepare Yourself and
the Environment when a Loved One is Dying.
12. Heart-Broken Open:
Grief as a Sacred Path to Renewal and Rebirth
Retreat
Join our Sacred Grief Retreat
November 11 - 13, 2016
Dahlonega Spa, Dahlonega GA
13. Grief is a matter of the heart and soul.
Grieve your loss, allow it in, and spend time
with it.
~ Louise Hay
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