Vijayaraj

1. மரண சாஸ்திரத்தை கூறிய ஏழை சிறுமி – குட்டி கதை 2.இறைவனை காண எது எளிய வழி – ஒரு குட்டி கதை

"Deep grief sometimes is almost like a specific location, a coordinate on a map of time. When you are standing in that forest of sorrow, you cannot imagine that you could ever find your way to a better place. But if someone can assure you that they themselves have stood in that same place, and now have moved on, sometimes this will bring hope." ~Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love Grief is something we will all go through in different capacities and at various points in life. We can’t know when grief may happen, or even how we will experience it. But one thing is certain: we will need the support of those around us to get through it. “The grieving process can feel flu-like, accompanied by a sluggish sensation, similar to depression.” The grieving process can make you feel sluggish and under the weather, similar to depression. Because grief is such a personal experience, those around us may feel uncertain about their role, or how to offer support. We may also feel uncomfortable asking for help, just like when we’re sick or feeling depressed. However, the best way to move through the tired, mud-like state of grief is to discuss our feelings with those closest to us. Similarly, if a friend or loved one is experiencing grief, it’s good to know how to help, especially when the friend is reaching out for support. I recently experienced a very painful loss in my life, and I only found true peace and healing with the help of those around me. Because of my friends, I learned how I want to show up for my loved ones who experience the tedious grieving process in the future. Below are some ways that my friends showed up for me after my recent loss.