The Grief Ritual: Where Grief Is Met, Not Managed
Katie Morgan, LACThis is a space for slow thinking about loss...where ritual means staying, listening, and learning how not to abandon ourselves. Written by Katie - a pre-licensed counselor and grief advocate.
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Confidence Not Included
There have been more occasions than I care to count, where I have lamented the notion that in our grief (of the death and non-death variety), we are simultaneously handed something we have never seen before, AND need to face it without any ...
"Curiosity" as a Grief Ritual
This morning, when I sat down to write this post, something (perhaps curiosity) prompted me to inquire as to the etymology of the word. Just to paint the scene for you, it’s 5:20am, I’m sipping warm lemon ginger water at my dining room tabl...
Turning On A Light...
You may know Rumi’s musing, “The wound is the place where the Light enters you”. Much like the tattoo that I shared about in my last post, this trusting, waiting and hoping for Light to enter, for the sun to rise, for things to FEEL brighte...
Grief In Action (Verbs)
In one of the deepest and seemingly darkest seasons of grief I have known, I chose to tattoo a quote from classical literature (Les Misérables) in what feels to me in retrospect, less like a proclamation and more like a prayer.
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