BeSimply…Grief&Making Peace {LoveSelf}
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Grief leads to the let go and invites you to find inner peace. Grief is a the natural way of processing letting go of someone you love. In certain parts of the world we have cultural traditions on how to work through the grief process; however, most of humanity avoids the pain and hides the sorrow. Making peace with loosing someone you love and with your own relationship with death is a complex and powerful moment in anyone’s life. The first step is to give self permission to grieve. Second is to make peace with your loss and subconscious fears about dying. Then, it is important to give yourself the space needed to go through the process authentically and organically. You can not force it. Embracing crossing over is a powerful proposition. May we all find inner peace with the art of living and dying! As inspired, seize the moment with the last Lunar Cycle of FALL to embrace the let go and deeper freedom found in inner peace.
This one goes out to all those who have crossed over…may we all find inner peace in the near future!
This segment we will explore…the NEXT, making Peace with ‘Next’. Exploring mortality and immortality.
Preparing yourself for death. Letting go of grief and makine peace with the loss of another.
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This entry was posted on Saturday, November 18th, 2017 at 7:12 PM. It is filed under BeSimplyRadio, Cycle{Life}, Fly {Next}, Presence {Here} and tagged with apl.de.ap, art of dying, art of living, cry cry, fear of death, free will, grief, how to let go of those you love, inner peace, let go, Longevity Prayer to Kalu Rinpoche by Jean - Philippe Rykiel, loss, Music Freedom Child Jesus Dances, peace, saddens, sadness, suzanne toro, The Dinner Party.
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