Comments on: Pre-Grief: The Gateway to Grace http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/ Holistic Living Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:15:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: seattle chiropractor http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/#comment-1401 seattle chiropractor Sat, 04 Dec 2010 20:45:13 +0000 http://soulofthecities.net/?p=13063#comment-1401 Yes, grief can be healthy and good. Yes, grief can be healthy and good.

]]> By: seattle chiropractor http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/#comment-1400 seattle chiropractor Sat, 04 Dec 2010 20:44:52 +0000 http://soulofthecities.net/?p=13063#comment-1400 Thank you for the great information. Grief can be good. Thank you for the great information. Grief can be good.

]]> By: David H http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/#comment-739 David H Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:14:47 +0000 http://soulofthecities.net/?p=13063#comment-739 Your special training, discernment and wisdom is vey nourishing to those in pain. It comforts with a spiritual connection and authenticity that few traditional therapies provide. I have personally been blessed by your wellness styles and it has refocused my mind, body, soul and spirit . It had brought me to crave, grasp and harvest my inner positive talents, inner treasures and the inner love to engage in vibrant authentic happiness therapies. Please continue to publish your special alternative wellness Your special training, discernment and wisdom is vey nourishing to those in pain. It comforts with a spiritual connection and authenticity that few traditional therapies provide. I have personally been blessed by your wellness styles and it has refocused my mind, body, soul and spirit . It had brought me to crave, grasp and harvest my inner positive talents, inner treasures and the inner love to engage in vibrant authentic happiness therapies.

Please continue to publish your special alternative wellness

]]> By: Dr. Kim Eisen http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/#comment-738 Dr. Kim Eisen Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:52:46 +0000 http://soulofthecities.net/?p=13063#comment-738 Thank you Michael. It's true, I've had so many people come to me for the grief of their pet(s) because they never really had the opportunity to grieve because some people do not understand the connection one can have with an unconditionally loving pet. It's a love that too few people experience with their human interactions. That is 'unconditionality'. I think it would be wonderful for all people to do the Pre-Grief work, not only with pets, but all areas that are being affected in their lives. Blessings to you and what you do. Dr. Kim Eisen Thank you Michael. It’s true, I’ve had so many people come to me for the grief of their pet(s) because they never really had the opportunity to grieve because some people do not understand the connection one can have with an unconditionally loving pet. It’s a love that too few people experience with their human interactions. That is ‘unconditionality’. I think it would be wonderful for all people to do the Pre-Grief work, not only with pets, but all areas that are being affected in their lives. Blessings to you and what you do.
Dr. Kim Eisen

]]> By: Michael O'Donoghue http://edgemagazine.net/2010/03/pre-grief-the-gateway-to-grace/#comment-735 Michael O'Donoghue Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:19:38 +0000 http://soulofthecities.net/?p=13063#comment-735 What a great idea! So many people tell me I would never know what to do if my pet died. I thought working the event before it happens would lessen the impact. I am also sure that if you plan what could happen, that is planning the funeral or burial arrangements before the event would also help alot. I believe this should be just another part of owning a pet. As a pet is most likely to die before you, unlike your children. I know the grief people feel after the death of a pet stops them ever getting another pet and that is a great shame as the pet has brought them much love into their life. I am sure that one day that pre grief work will be just as important as taking your puppy to puppy preschool. Well Done Michael O'Donoghue from www.petsandpeople.com What a great idea! So many people tell me I would never know what to do if my pet died. I thought working the event before it happens would lessen the impact. I am also sure that if you plan what could happen, that is planning the funeral or burial arrangements before the event would also help alot. I believe this should be just another part of owning a pet. As a pet is most likely to die before you, unlike your children. I know the grief people feel after the death of a pet stops them ever getting another pet and that is a great shame as the pet has brought them much love into their life. I am sure that one day that pre grief work will be just as important as taking your puppy to puppy preschool.
Well Done
Michael O’Donoghue from http://www.petsandpeople.com

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