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    Byron Katie on Death and Grieving

    Hey all

    I'm in the process of finding ways to help you all deal with the vast grief that we've all been through the last few weeks. What will help one may not help others, here is the way Byron Katie helps people move through grief. I'm also organising a live chat with a very experienced grief counsellor also, so hopefully you all are able to find some help in either of those things. I know some find BK's approach to be blunt or harsh... but what really appeals to me is her work in how when we believe our thoughts, that is when we suffer. Grief is okay, I am not saying not to grieve. But healing is all part of the process too. As Byron Katie says, death has a terrible reputation. Arming yourself with some tools for grief can be such a blessing.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viIv-LlBRyk

    Also:

    The Work being used to question our beliefs about death
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