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Death: The Roommate of Life - More To That
when we distance ourselves from death, we are also distancing ourselves from that which feeds life. We are distancing ourselves practically from the very nourishment that would replenish our spiritually anemic culture.
Sophie Strand • The Body Is a Doorway: A Memoir: A Journey Beyond Healing, Hope, and the Human
We treat grief as something reserved for death alone, when in truth we live with it every day — in our endings, our beginnings, and every choice in between.
This is why our grief capacity stays so fragile. We keep skipping funerals for our own lives.
This is why our grief capacity stays so fragile. We keep skipping funerals for our own lives.