How Do You Grieve The Death Of A Loved One?
The initial shock of the loss of a loved one is always alarming in spite of for knowledge that the person was about to pass on. Therefore be prepared to be tender and yet object because you will need both to make it with neither denial; nor a complete breaking down. Acknowledge the loss of the person and allow yourself to grieve. Wherever possible, attend the person’s funeral, the process of attending a funeral or burial session provides a window to grieve with others and bid farewell to a beloved. At times the loss of a beloved can be as shocking experience and immediate grief may come in form of silence and numbness of the loss or it may come through as rivers of tears and pain form the loss or rage and anger. All these modes are signs of serious grief and take time to reflect so that after the initial period of mourning, you may rise up and walk again. As the initial grieving process gives in the deeper sense of loss and psychological awareness that interaction with the one who has
