Grief Positive
Karen KellyI’m Karen Kelly. I’m a mother, a writer, and someone learning how to live and communicate after the death of my beloved son, Bix. Afterward, I didn’t collapse. My heart cracked open. It's been a wild ride ever since. Join me.
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Go Around the Other Way
A few nights ago, I had a dream. I was in a two-story house with my neighbors, and they had a whole second apartment on the second floor that I didn’t know about. I don’t remember much about that part of the dream, except that there seemed...
I Want to Be an Elder
Why do people cling to an old or culturally conventional definition of relevancy at 87? Or even at 50 or 60?
I’ve been thinking about this lately as I watch someone well into old age cling to a position, to information, to control, and to...
Grief Is Easier to Give to a Stranger
I know celebrity deaths hit a lot of people hard. I respect many well-known people and have enormous admiration for their accomplishments. But their deaths don’t hit me hard because, first, I know everyone is going to die, and second, I don...
Everything Is Working Out in My Favor
I’ve been thinking a lot about mantras, having just come back from a profound retreat that I’m still processing and plan to write about. One of the things we did each morning was attend a service at the center’s sanctuary and chant. I under...
I Still Can’t Make the F’ing Bed
Confession time: there are certain things I just can’t get done.
I’ve been described as highly efficient or highly productive. Since I started writing books freelance in 1999, I have written more than 50, all published by major publishers....
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Writing through the veil. Deep spiritual teachings and what catastrophic loss taught me about life, survival, and the afterlife following the passing of my son, Bix.
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