http://www.peacefruit.com/2009/05/surprising-waves-of-grief/ your place for inner peace Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:12:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.peacefruit.com/2009/05/surprising-waves-of-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-875 Melanie Wed, 20 May 2009 19:18:48 +0000 http://www.peacefruit.com/?p=320#comment-875 Hey Shonna, Thanks for reading. I'm sorry to hear that you are facing the challenge you are currently facing and it's the stuff of life, yes? I so appreciate your comment about the mix of forgiveness and boundaries. In my work, I've been stunned by the power of forgiveness. These days, I'm playing with using a hypnosis process called ZPoint Process to help clients clear old wounds and access forgiveness. It's profound when the ties that have been binding our hearts are loosened and the natural flow of love and compassion are freed. Hey Shonna,
Thanks for reading. I’m sorry to hear that you are facing the challenge you are currently facing and it’s the stuff of life, yes? I so appreciate your comment about the mix of forgiveness and boundaries. In my work, I’ve been stunned by the power of forgiveness. These days, I’m playing with using a hypnosis process called ZPoint Process to help clients clear old wounds and access forgiveness. It’s profound when the ties that have been binding our hearts are loosened and the natural flow of love and compassion are freed.

]]> http://www.peacefruit.com/2009/05/surprising-waves-of-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Shonna Cole Wed, 20 May 2009 14:41:27 +0000 http://www.peacefruit.com/?p=320#comment-869 Hi Melanie, I have been enjoying your blog. The trip to Greece sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing about this grief. I keep running into daughters grieving the loss of their mothers. It is a running theme in interactions in the last year or more. My mother is living, though under a terminal prognoisis (again, oddly enough). And we have a very troubled relationship. So I am trying to see what I need to see about her, and the death that will come sometime. It is a difficult mix of forgiveness and boundaries, such challenges. I think we all walk amid ruins. Hi Melanie,
I have been enjoying your blog. The trip to Greece sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing about this grief. I keep running into daughters grieving the loss of their mothers. It is a running theme in interactions in the last year or more. My mother is living, though under a terminal prognoisis (again, oddly enough). And we have a very troubled relationship. So I am trying to see what I need to see about her, and the death that will come sometime. It is a difficult mix of forgiveness and boundaries, such challenges. I think we all walk amid ruins.

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