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  • About
  • Word of the Year
    • Strong In 2025
    • Intentional in 2024
    • Heal In 2023
    • Flow in 2022
    • Yes in 2021
  • Gratitude
  • Love and Relationships
    • Kindness
    • Grieving and Grief Resources
  • Authenticity
    • Self Acceptance and Self Care
    • Anonymously Me
  • Personal Stories
  • Faith and Spirituality
    • Mindfulness
  • Inspiration and Motivation
    • Life and Inspiration
    • Inspirational and Motivational Quotes
    • Life Lessons
    • Personal Development
    • Words That Inspired Me
    • Living A Principle Driven Life – 31 Days of Writing
  • Justice and Social Causes
  • Healing
    •  My 66-day Journey of Healing Through Writing and Sharing
    • Mental Health
  • Connecting With Those Who Have Passed Away
    #MondayMusings - Grieving and Grief Resources

    Connecting With Those Who Have Passed Away #MondayMusings

    October 8, 2018

    I know I might sound weird, but in many ways I feel more connected to my parents after their passing. I confess that I haven’t visited the cemetery since their passing – I just don’t feel that they’re there.  Just today, as I attempted to sort some papers, I found my…

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  • The Mystery Of Death
    Grieving and Grief Resources

    The Mystery Of Death #MondayMusings

    September 10, 2018

    Having 6 members of my family pass away since May 2017, naturally makes me think of death.  I’m trying to understand is the mystery of death. I’m wondering what my parents feel on the other side. Or even if there is another side. The Mystery Of Death Recently, I watched…

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  • the winds of grace
    #MondayMusings - Faith and Spirituality - Grieving and Grief Resources

    The Winds Of Grace #MondayMusings #MondayBlogs

    September 3, 2018

    The winds of Grace are always blowing, we need only raise our sails. – Sri Ramakrishna Grace and gratitude. Two words that carry with them a lot of meaning for me. I’ve written about them time and again. Grace, unlike being some soft and peaceful force we  want it to…

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