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• in Film
  Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life" and the Nature of Spiritual Consolation
  Terrence Malick's film, "The Tree of Life", is a deeply spiritual film though not a religious one.
  by jburgo55 / on Oct 12, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  Military Deployment: Nine Ways to Support Your Children
  Although military parents must leave for long periods of time, they can help their children cope and grow closer.
  by profcoach / on Aug 30, 2011
• in Technorati Women
  Amy Winehouse's Father Sets Up A Charity In Grief.
  Being Charitable At A Time Of Mourning Can Bring Too Much Pressure On Those Who Need To Grieve First
  by thetruejoe90 / on Jul 30, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “grief”

 

• No One Measures Up to My Father’s Memory

  
  Ask the Therapist — Authority: 117
  My amazing father set the standard for what I think I relationship should be like. Everyone I’ve ever dated has been a disappointment for me. I’ve had to break up with some of the sweetest guys I’ve ever met because I got to the point where I realized I was spending most of my time antagonizing over their flaws ...
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• There Are No Shortcuts To Personal Fulfillment

  
  Psychic Bloggers — Authority: 110
  I was recently at an acting class where we were working on how to develop a character. We were given a personal piece to work on that we would perform in front of the class.After I had done my part, my teacher had explained me that I had a problem that most actors have, namely [...]
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• How Much Influence on a Child’s Education Does Home Life Provide

  
  Clarksville, TN Online — Authority: 510
  Recently, educators have been under fire for the perceived lack of progress children are making in school. All kinds of arm chair jockeys have jumped in to “fix” the educational system. Testing has become the mecca for deciding what a child knows or doesnt know. Evaluating teachers has become the bar for whether ...
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• Music Review: Giovanni Pessi; Susanna K. Wallumrod - If Grief Could Wait

  
  All articles at Blogcritics — Authority: 697
  A deeply sad, and staggeringly emotional recording.
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• Lost My Youth to Eating Disorder

  
  Ask the Therapist — Authority: 117
  I’m a male, 23 years old, and I suffered from anorexia nervosa for over 6 years. I recovered at 21 years old without any professional or family help and it wasn’t until i was 22 that i told family and friends that i once had the disorder. They were both angry and not surprised. I’m terrified of what my life ...
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• Crossing Over The Rainbow Bridge

  
  Psychic Bloggers — Authority: 110
  I read for a lady yesterday, whose little dog had passed to spirit. I could see her dog and described him to her. I also felt I had to emphasize that this little dog was using his back legs, as if spirit was specifically drawing my attention to that detail.It turned out the little dog [...]
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• Say hello, Sally

  
  Spilt Milk — Authority: 395
  I don’t often post personal updates on my blog (so if it’s not your thing, you know, click away). A few years ago our dog Ferris died. I wrote about it at the time , but it was an awful time , marred by burned landscapes and fractured nerves, and I don’t think even the writing helped me properly process my ...
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• It’s All About Amy

  
  Godammit, I'm Mad! — Authority: 102
  I knew immediately that Jean-Paul Gaultier ’s spring 2012 couture collection was a tribute to Amy because I did the math. Behive + eyeliner+”Marilyn” stud = Amy Winehouse . What a wonderful feast of crazy hives and mish-mash of retro vampy girly excess! It makes me happy to know that Amy’s influence will ...
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• A Lady Named Giselle

  
  Epic Living - Leadership Development Career Management Training Executive Life Coaching Author — Authority: 100
  A couple of months ago I met a lady named Giselle. It was a chance meeting. She was the physical therapist assigned to my mom who is embarking on the journey of knee replacement surgery. As I sat with my mom during the interview, Giselle asked about my dad who passed away in January of 2009. This information must have ...
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• Finding Time to Enjoy the Ride: 5 Timely Tips about Time and Aging!

  
  The Time Finder with Paula Eder — Authority: 103
  Finding time to enjoy the passage of time is a wonderful skill to develop.  It involves self-awareness, compassion, and a good measure of letting go. Who forces time is pushed back by time; who yields to time finds time on his side.  The Talmud There are certain times – like the beginning of a New Year or ...
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• Numerology of Grief (The Sixth Year)

  
  Robert Peake — Authority: 94
  “In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me lay an invincible summer.” -Albert Camus Six is my favourite number. It is the number of years between my younger sister and me. It looks like the lovechild of zero and “C”. The only single digit that is divisible by two as well as three, it seems to ...
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• Of failures and blessings, hurt and hope

  
  Roscommon Acres — Authority: 95
  I sit down to write feeling energetic. I have a plan. A purpose. And with the house quiet, it is time to start working. A cloud fell over my spring plans for chicks and ducklings and goslings and the garden when an order of chicks got left in a sorting facility rather than sent on and all the chicks arrived dead. We ...
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• Snowmen, computers and our beloved uncle

  
  write meg! — Authority: 106
  My uncle loved to golf. One of my earliest memories of spending time at his house, a mere two-minute drive away, featured a plastic golf set. He’d purchased one so my sister and I would have something to play with when we came to visit. Though I don’t have an athletic bone in my body, Uncle Phil patiently showed ...
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• Who or what is (on) your support team?

  
  Savvy Thinker — Authority: 118
  Ive been thinking about Owen Wilson lately with sadness, as I imagine many of us have been. I think at one time or another in our life most of us have secret sorrows, where our public persona is different than/from our private persona. And our thoughts may be far different than most people observing us from ...
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• Hating Myself to the Point of Closing Myself Off

  
  Ask the Therapist — Authority: 117
  About 2 months ago, my grandpa passed away. I was really close to him and it was the first death I ever had to deal with. (I’m 15). At first my mother understood my depression, she allowed me to be late for school, and always tried her best to help me. But now that I should “Be over it” I’m not. I feel like ...
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• Love Sorrow – Mary Oliver

  
  Navigating Cyberloss — Authority: 103
  I found this originally at  alive and mortal: http://expressive-arts.blogspot.com/2012/01/love-sorrow-poem-by-mary-oliver.html   I hope the poem can bring some comfort to you as you deal with the various implications of your different losses, and yet they are similar…we all walk the path of loss, some of us ...
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• Grief & Loss

  
  Natural Remedy for Yeast Infection — Authority: 124
  Have you ever lost someone near you to death? We undergo a grief course of that was greatest described by Elizabeth Kublar-Ross in On Demise and Dying. In it she talks concerning the five phases that folks go through—denial and isolation; anger; bargaining; depression and finally acceptance. The dying, as well as ...
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• My Buddy and Me...

  
  Hendrix Happenings — Authority: 98
  Dogs are miracles with paws.  ~Attributed to Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy I was 22 years old when I began praying for a dog. Money was tight (isnt it always?); so my options were very limited. Very limited. The dog would have to be FREE. I began my search and found an ad on the ajc.com classifieds for a "free ...
  2 weeks ago

• She would have been 21 today and I miss her.

  
  The Life and Times of an Indian Homemaker — Authority: 110
  I have no words, just thanks to all who remembered Tejaswee today. This year is easier than the last one, so I am sure it does get better. My mother is with me and her constant attempts to cheer me (joking, talking about everything but what’s in her mind and mine) upset me and then I sat her down and read out from ...
  2 weeks ago

• Hush, Hush. Crowded Elevators and Over-Sharing

  
  Sophia Grace, Underground — Authority: 105
  On a crowded elevator today, a gal whom I work with– but not closely– asked me how my brother was doing. “He died,” I said non-chalantly. And she was taken aback, but only a brief flicker in her facade, and quickly resolved itself into the point where she felt both pity and compassion.  Should I have told ...
  2 weeks ago

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