healing rituals for those who have lost a loved one
this small booklet was created for those who are experiencing the loss of someone they have loved. some of these small grief rituals are based on Native and indigenous traditions and are spiritual rather than religious, offering an opportunity to share sacred moments cross culturally in an appropriate and respectful way.
this small booklet was created for those who are experiencing the loss of someone they have loved. some of these small grief rituals are based on Native and indigenous traditions and are spiritual rather than religious, offering an opportunity to share sacred moments cross culturally in an appropriate and respectful way.
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Visit places in nature where you've shared memories with your<br />
<strong>loved</strong> <strong>one</strong>.<br />
Nature invites us into spaces where time dissolves and we can heal<br />
our wounds. The wind blows away the grief and helps us to feel<br />
connected with life again.<br />
Where did you and your <strong>loved</strong> <strong>one</strong> enjoy spending time together?<br />
At the beach? The park?<br />
Picking fruit in the summer?<br />
Perhaps you could invite others to join you in a game of “cloud<br />
busting”, imagining the clouds as messages from your angels,<br />
ancestors or <strong>loved</strong> <strong>one</strong>. Write poetry or learn to take nature photos<br />
with your ph<strong>one</strong>. Walk a labyrinth and invite your <strong>loved</strong> <strong>one</strong> to walk<br />
beside you on the other side.<br />
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