Our mom died two years ago and my siblings and I all process grief so differently — some of us want to keep talking about her and honoring her memory through prayer and ritual, others want to move forward and say dwelling on it isn't healthy — and family gatherings have become minefields where nobody knows how to be together in our different stages of letting go.
More people experience this than they realize.
A family is discovering that grief as spiritual practice means different things to each person, creating fractures in how they can be together.
“Where Are You with Grief as spiritual practice?”
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.