Get Ready for A Burning Bowl Ceremony
What is a Burning Bowl Ceremony? It’s a tradition practiced in Unity and spiritual communities around the country. It starts by bringing like-minded people together in a sacred setting. The purpose is to reflect over the past year and metaphorically burn away any thoughts, habits or behaviors in your life that no longer serve you. […]
Continue reading11:11 Meaning, Another Grief Trigger
The 11:11 meaning is bittersweet to me this week. They have been my guiding force since 2005. The awakening came to me after the suicide death of my husband Steve. It was after that time that I began to see those numbers. They appeared to me when I finally had the courage to listen to a Beatles song […]
Continue readingHas the First Year Death Anniversary passed?
If you are like me you probably can’t believe that the first year death anniversary of your loved is near or has passed. As the month approached I felt an energy shift. There was a palpable heaviness in the air. It moved me to make plans and prepare for the upcoming day of sadness. I did my […]
Continue readingFirst Year Memorial
The year is approaching since my husband Gerry died and I feel heaviness upon my heart for many reasons. It’s been customary in our culture that a memorial service or some type of gathering is done on the first year’s anniversary of a loved one’s death. This September 2020 is particularly difficult for several reasons. First, […]
Continue readingDoes 11:11 mean anything to you?
There is much written about 11:11 these days. It’s all over Facebook and there are many articles on social media. It’s very appropriate that I wrote this blog and posted it on 9/11. We all know what happened on 9/11 2001. That was a horrible tragedy and our hearts still break from it. Although, that […]
Continue readingAre you Grieving on Father’s Day?
Father’s Day is a day celebrated in the U.S every year in the month of June. It’s a special time for us to honor our dads. But, sadly, not everyone is feeling filled with joy, especially those of you who have lost your father to suicide. It’s equally difficult for father’s who have lost a […]
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