Grieving well means acknowledging rather than ignoring hardship. It requires leaning into the messy process - facing discomfort head-on versus seeking escape. For when we learn to grieve well, we cultivate resilience, empathy and depth of character. We can translate pain into compassion. Our losses become teachers, equipping us to walk alongside others navigating sorrow.
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Our vision serves as the rudder. It does not necessarily provide forward motion, but when there is energy to propel us forward (whether it is something under our control, like an engine, or elements beyond our control, like wind and waves), we move in some semblance in the direction we desire because we are working to point ourselves in a direction of what we want to see come about in our lives.
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