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Tag Archives: Grief
Moving to the Head of the Tribe
The five year anniversary of my father’s passing occurred last month. His death ended a long and difficult battle with emphysema. He was diagnosed in 2003 and given two years to live. He lived an additional three which came as … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged ancestry, archetypes, family, father, Grief, son
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Embracing Grief and Loss
No shortage of differences exists within the human family. Sadly, these differences are often exploited instead of celebrated. The natural and divinely orchestrated diversity of humanity is often used to create separation and division- the “us and them” mentality that … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged Azim Khamisa, Change, Grief, John Walsh, Judith Viorst, Loss, Stages of Grief
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