This morning, I awoke with a vivid recollection of numerous moments throughout my life. It didn’t feel like what the Buddhists call “monkey mind,” the onslaught of chaotic, rapid disconnected thoughts that cause agitation or coagulate into a rigid storyline. It felt more like the simultaneous visitation of life moments beyond time and space. Hard…
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Insights about “complicated mourning”
*Below is an excerpt from a Facebook post I wrote earlier today. Good morning. I am posting a link that explains about “complicated mourning” in the event of a sudden, accidental or traumatic death. The link: Resources for Complicated Mourning Speaking for myself, I would like people to feel comfortable bringing up this topic, and, at…