Grief

Whether our painful loss is shockingly new or decades old, the impossible has happened and we’re bereft on a sea of sorrowfully agonizing emotions. The grief process actually isn’t a series of individual states that cleanly come and go one right after another as many suggest. The experiences rise and fall, overcome, overlap and sweep us out in a never-ending ocean of our own tears. Sometimes rough and insistent, sometimes gentle but perhaps even more painful in the incessant undercurrent threatening to dissolve any sense of wellbeing we may have achieved. It’s a messy and confusing array of shockingly unsettling new experiences. Often we’re tossed about onto a dry and lonely shore winded by the deafening silence, the void left behind by the one who has left us.

Grief is the state of suffering we experience when we are bereaved, when we have lost someone or some thing we love. It is the acute awareness of the stuck energy of our pain resulting from our loss. Our innate healing mechanisms are equipped to process, in time, all our emotions. But as with all mechanisms sometimes our system gets overloaded or blocked from working effectively. When we find ourselves continuing to grieve long after or worse, we find our grief increasing, often we’ll find the stuck energy from our pain is preventing our healing.

Energy modalities such as EFT Tapping are designed to help us lift this release mechanism to a conscious level so we can choose to release intentionally. As we begin to understand our pain and the grief process, we can use these methods to:

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