Acceptance and Continuation after a Death

A very important subject that is taboo in many families. Talk about death before it happens. keep reading →

Death may seem like an ending, but I believe there is more, and it is waiting. Memories live on, and so do spirits. keep reading →

So after reading a few topic related Hub-pages today, I decided to write about the recent loss of my mother and how it has impacted my life over the last few months. My... keep reading →

For lack of better terminology -- and I used these very words later to describe it -- I had a feeling of impending doom. There was never any question of what the impending... keep reading →

This is a difficult hub for me to write because it touches on a time in my life that I am still processing. Five years ago I was a thirty year old mother with two little... keep reading →

Do you spend large amounts of time worrying about death? This article addresses this fear and talks about ways of changing your fear into positive activity. keep reading →

Moving on after the loss of your soul mate, is it even possible? keep reading →

The soliloquy is an unusual genre in modern literature. This one was written by a 16-yr-old who witnessed death on the basketball court. Speaking to no-one in particular, she... keep reading →

Is death a natural part of life’s cycle, or something to fear and even to deny? Is the way we express our grief a personal matter or is it influenced by the society?... keep reading →

Sometimes guilt is almost impossible to bear but it is never useful or productive, except as a remembered lesson. Meditation and inner work by stilling the mind can help... keep reading →