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Writer's pictureRev. Ani

Dealing With Loss

Updated: Jul 27, 2022

~a love note from your Inner Wisdom











Dear One,


I am writing to remind you of things you already know. You can’t manage grief. You can only ride the wave and trust the process.


There are many types of losses that you will experience over a lifetime. Each has an emotional impact, whether great or small, acknowledged or unacknowledged. Naming the loss is the first step toward accepting it. The process of acceptance is one of letting go of expectations and attachments and adjusting to a new norm.


Sometimes that new normal involves a change in roles. Where once you were a wife, daughter, husband, or son, now you may be a caregiver. Where once you had the strength to do all of your daily tasks, now you may need assistance. Where once you did not have to live on a budget, now you may need to curtail your spending. Where once you took great pride in your job, now you may be called (or forced) to reinvest your energy elsewhere. New roles bring new challenges and new opportunities.


Remember, this moment is an opportunity to connect to Love and so to live into the fullness of who you are.


As always, do what best awakens you to Love,

Your Inner Wisdom


 

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glte711
Mar 21, 2020

My dearest Andrea,

Years ago a friend said to me "When the student is ready, the teacher shall appear." I had NO idea what that meant but I remembered it. Over the next few, OR many, years so many teachers have, indeed, appeared. You have appeared so often, along with your mom and, yes, even your dad. :0) I expect (and hope) to continue getting those 'appearances'. You have taught me about unconditional love...an awesome teacher and a wonderful hugger.


I always felt our friendship(s) were only because of Auburn. After all, what did I have to offer? A teacher, a lawyer and a graduate of 'The School of Character(s)?' I, a 'slow learner' from School of Hard Knocks, …


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