Tag: grief

Carnival of Souls was released in 1962 and was all but forgotten until it was re-released in the late 1980s. The story is about a woman who is out with two of her friends and is challenged to a drag race somewhere in Kansas. During the race, the women’s car flies off a bridge into […]

All the email said was 3:18. This is how I found out that the Death with Dignity drugs had finally worked for my grandmother. It seemed all so impersonal. I had just been at her bedside two days before basically saying good-bye and now I just happened to be refreshing my email and seeing 3:18. […]

Meditation for September 13th, 2016 What To Say To Someone In Grief When someone loses someone they love they lose a little part of themselves. They seem broken. We want to fix them. We wish to say something that will help them mend their broken heart.  There are certain things that just don’t help. Then […]

Meditation for August 2nd, 2016 Grieve Your Own Death If you’re a real ego-maniac or you absolutely abhor yourself – or if you’re special and share the two together – you may have fantasized about witnessing your own funeral.  You float down from the ether as a spirit and hover over your family and loved […]

Meditation for June 1st, 2016 Dear Depressed Person, I hope this letter finds you well, but probably not. Maybe you just smiled at someone and said you were doing great and thanks for asking. Maybe you asked them how’re they were doing and they told you. Maybe you pretended to listen while you just wished […]

   Meditation for April 19th, 2016 You Can’t Escape Pain There are a lot of things we face that causes us pain. We hurt when we get our hearts broken, or when we lose someone we love or even when we are sick. Emotional pain can come from remembering a painful time in your past. […]