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● Significant progress in reducing any false-self wounds. ● Awareness of (a) healthy-grieving basics, (b) our grieving policies, (c) our tangible and invisible losses, and (d) the impacts of our losses on us and key others. ● Confidence in surviving our losses and their impacts; ● Steady personal and family commitment to healthy grieving; ● Consistent inner and outer permissions to (a) feel and (b) express shock, confusion, anger, and sadness; and to (c) identify our losses and what they mean to us; ● Motivation to meditate, sort out, feel, and move through the phases of each grieving level at our own pace; and ● Time, compassion, and patience. more detail / slides / Q&A / Project 5 index / close |