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grief

the emotional suffering felt during loss

// the grieving process is different for everyone and oftentimes not linear. time can be the biggest requirement for healing. patience and grace will allow the scars to heal and fade over time. allow yourself to feel, allow yourself time and space, allow yourself to be. while feelings of hopelessness can feel like a disruption, it’s part of the process. know that it is normal and natural for feelings to well up and die down. this is heavy-- this is hard. this is tough, but so are you. come face to face with it, get to know grief, allow it space even though it is unpleasant and uncomfortable. though your paradigm will be shifting, grief is there to help you grow, help you become more powerful and appreciative. if you can, learn to embrace grief.  the universe/God/who and whatever you believe in will not give you something that you cannot handle. recovery may be slow, but you will learn from this and grow from this. there’s hope.

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Vincent van Gogh, from a letter to his brother Theo (Isleworth, Friday, 3 November 1876)

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a nice reminder; lessons arise from mistakes, pain can elicit strength, even in the darkest days, there is light. 

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Frou Frou - Let Go

This song never gets old.

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there’s beauty in the breakdown -- allow yourself to immerse in the sadness, the ugly, the pain. accept what was, what is, and what’s to come-- every experience is beautiful, whether it’s welcomed or taken you by surprise (in either a good or bad way). by doing this, you’ll free yourself from any constraints (whether inherent or outright).