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[doctorguss-blog]

Working hard or hardly working? When work feels like vacation. Cuando el trabajo se siente como vacaciones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #landscape #lake #lagoon #lago #laguna #paisaje #río #river #onlinemarketing #digitalmarketing #launch #clickfunnels #russelbrunson #maretingdigital #wanderlust #wanderluster #view #vista drguss #doctorguss #dowhatulove #highperformancecoach #griefcoach #coachdeduelos #coachdealtorendimiento #wildvet #vetlife

[sineadshinelight]

Reminding myself that what ever today brings, I will bring myself compassion, understanding and love The world has moved on but the ground is still unsteady and how can you balance when you don’t even recognise yourself anymore Repost from @gretchnevans • Grief leaves you exhausted and worn down; each day you now have to carry the heavy burden of knowing that someone you deeply love is dead. The last thing you need is to be harshly criticized or told that you are falling short in this already overwhelming experience. And yet, I find that this is how many grievers are speaking to themselves after loss, which is why one of the first things I prioritize is trying to weave some compassion into their story of loss, and their view of how they are surviving this loss. You have been through so much. Each day you are working through an enormous amount of pain to show up. It is incredible that you are here, and that you keep trying despite this deep and heavy loss. I know your heart is broken, I know the pain is so deep you feel like screaming. Remind yourself today that simply being here, continuing to live is incredible. So much love to you dear griever. . . . . . . . . If you are in need of support as you grieve DM me “INFO” for more information the one on one support I offer #grief #griefsupport #griefcoach #siblingloss #siblinglossmatters #suicideloss #suicidelosssurvivor https://www.instagram.com/p/CpwwEu3MU77/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[iallyinc]

Posted @withregram • @grief.coach #Caregivers experience a unique kind of grief. 💙 This #NationalCaregiversDay, consider checking in on a grieving friend who was a #caregiver for their person who died. ⠀ ⠀ These texts were inspired by real Grief Coach texts that our subscribers receive from @lucindarogerskoza of @iallyinc. Sign up at grief.coach to receive more helpful guidance from grief experts. ⠀ ⠀ #MyGriefCoach #GriefCoach #Grief #Grieving #GriefSupport #Bereavement #BereavementSupport #TextSupport #SupportSystem #GriefTips #BereavementGifts #LossOfALovedOne #GriefGifts #ThinkingOfYou #Text #Caregiving #Doctor #Nurse #EssentialWorkers #CaregiverSupport https://www.instagram.com/p/CaIXV3AuXoV/?utm_medium=tumblr

[teresaannfoxworthy]

Inter-Dimensional Communication 101 “Living in the Light“ In response to requests for help communicating with loved ones who have transitioned back to the non-Physical… Here are some instructions and guidelines which have worked for me ~ Quiet down, relax, cultivate inner peace. Say their name slowly, three times, thinking about positive memories with her or him. Then say his or her name three times slowly, thinking about how exalted s/he must be, free of ego limitations. See her/him at his-her happiest. Imagine all the high-vibrational beings around your loved one. Thank Angels of the Light and the Great Holy Spirit, Master Creator Unlimited, God-Goddess, Maker of Heaven & Earth, for guiding you and protecting your loved one. Tune in to your loved one as you focus on an easy communication with them. Let this be your true intention. . Begin talking with him or her very slowly, while maintaining the vision of him/her at his/her most joyful. Unburden your precious heart of all the things you want say. Take your time and connect your heart and mind with your soul. You may laugh or cry, shake or yawn, sweat or get angry, this is natural. Allow your emotional expression free rein/reign! Your emotional release is tremendously important for an ongoing relationship with your loved one which is of benefit to you both. Then, once you are calm and peaceful (again), be quiet and listen for any response. You will receive answers in any of a number of ways: A clear thought An audible voice An image in your mind A presence in the room or space Finding a certain object in your home or out and about A synchronicity in your life A dream while asleep or a daydream while awake A spirit animal showing up in your day or night There are countless ways in which our loved ones continue to communicate with us, demonstrating their love and caring. You may recall a memory with them which will be associated with one of the above ways I’ve just mentioned. Contact me for more information. #interdimensional #communicationskills #GriefCoach #relationshipgoals #nonphysical #spiritualcoach https://www.instagram.com/p/CYADtnwhqtp/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thesocialpsychic]

Megan Hillukka, Host of The Grieving Mom's Podcast Talks Spirituality

[divine-divas-holistic-healing]

Working on Grief Wednesdays with Monei Da Goddess 💋 🗣️🎤🗣️🎤🗣️ Question for families who've lost loved ones to violence (especially mother's).  What triggers you to go into a down spiral of reliving that traumatic experience that plays in your mind like a looped video? Monei: For me it's watching shows where parents are told that their child didn't make it. Especially the part when the doctor's say, "we did everything we could". 😪😩 #workonitwednesdays #processinggrief #grief #triggers #griefcoach #gotroughittogetthroughit #disscussion #hypnotherapist #holisticpractitioner #follow #moneidagoddess #themoones_fanpage #divinedivasholistichealing (at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5RU29l8rG/?igshid=1mo3r2wjsn4ib

[griefrecoverypodcast]

How To Help Someone Grieve The Loss Of A Child?

The loss of a child isn’t a convenient situation for the parents as it seems to the others. Losing a child is unfortunately not rare. Many a parent grieves for the departed soul of his/her child. The situation stands even cruel when the parents who had only one child, that’s like a nightmare for the parents and many parents hardly can believe that their child exists no more. A child is a gift for a mother and she loves the child more than her own life. Same for the father, he’s up to incoming for none else but his child. In those circumstances, the bereaved parents need someone to console them. They need you to make them feel a bit of comfort. By remembering the memories of the child, by asking what happened, and by using pleasant words you can handle the situation temporarily but what about later on? The parents would need something to handle the grief. According to me, in these situations, nothing else other than a grief recovery podcast may work. I’ve seen many bereaved parents recovering from this podcast and hope it would help in the future too.

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[gilandrenee]

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Hello, it's "Manifestation Monday." Join us this week as we unpack grief with the amazing Grief Strategist: Vernessa Blackwell. Please don't tackle your grief alone we are stronger together. Also please visit our website check out our podcast and download our app. If it adds value to your life share it with your family, friends, and your community. We are stronger together let's grow! Love, Gil&Renée #richrelationshipsus.com #griefcoach #Authorcoach #VernessaBlackwell #Gil&Renée #habitsthatheal #Lessregret https://www.instagram.com/p/B89ch7-pLxW/?igshid=byybeae6kgyl