How to deal with grief & loss💁🏼 ?but spiritually 🤌🏻
#letschat #commentchallenge #loss #spiritual #mentalhealthawarness never stop no matter how bad it hurts. Keep going. Losing my sister that was only 3 yrs younger then me really opened my eyes to so much but it came with so much pain I had to find ways to be with her. I think we all can do that somewhere in our souls and minds. Live for them. Don’t stop mentioning thier name. Don’t put away thier stuff. Let them be with you. If you know you know. If you don’t please try 🙏 for your loved one. And most importantly your healing. ❤️ 🩹
Coping with grief and loss can be one of life’s greatest challenges, especially when it involves a loved one like a sibling. It’s essential to recognize that grief manifests uniquely for everyone, and embracing spiritual practices can foster healing. One method to cope is to engage in meaningful conversations with your loved ones, even if they are no longer physically present. Talking to them can provide comfort and a sense of connection during the grieving process. Additionally, consider actions that honor their memory, such as completing activities they cherished or visiting places you both loved. For instance, if a sibling had dreams of traveling to beautiful destinations, taking a trip in their honor can be a healing experience. This not only keeps their spirit alive in your heart but also allows for a celebration of their life. Another integral practice is to create a sacred space where you can reflect and meditate, dedicating it to your loved one. Light a candle, display their favorite photographs, or include personal items to reignite memories and emotions associated with them. This can help reaffirm the belief that they remain a part of your life in essence, despite their physical absence. Remember, healing doesn't mean forgetting; instead, it is about integrating your loss into your life in a meaningful way. Try to incorporate rituals, such as writing letters to your loved one or sharing stories about them with friends or family. Embracing your grief through these practices allows for a profound transformation, helping you to cherish your connection even as you heal.
























































































I really wanted to bury my momma but also wanted cremation to have her with me and my other brothers. We chose to bury her. I have no clue how to deal with it. It’s been since march 1st of this year , my 18th was feb 28, her birthday was march 3. I miss my momma so much