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Feng Shui - Third edition
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Topic: Grief recovery
When someone dies, do you really need to keep things to remember them by?
Keeping some belongings of someone who has died can feel like the next best thing to still having them with you. But does this help or hinder the grieving process? Continue reading Continue reading
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Moving on after the death of a pet
How we deal with loss as a child forms the way we deal with it as adults. Most children have a natural ability to deal with grief unless taught otherwise. Continue reading Continue reading
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The best place to store ashes
I am often asked where is the best place in a home to store the ashes of a deceased person or pet. My answer to this question may surprise you! Continue reading Continue reading
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Death – The Great Journey
Death is a natural part of life, but even talking about it is largely taboo in Western society. I discovered a very different attitude to this during the twenty years I lived in Bali, where the topic is openly discussed … Continue reading
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After a bereavement
Sorting through the belongings of someone who has died is so final. It means facing the fact that the person has really gone. Yet sooner or later, it needs to be done, and there are some things you can do … Continue reading
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The Grief Recovery Method
When clearing your clutter, some of the most difficult things to sort through and let go of are items that belonged to or remind you of someone who has died. Continue reading Continue reading
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