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What You Need to Know About Grief and its 5 Stages

By Shelley Whizin “Grief can be the garden of compassion.  If you keep your heart open through everything, your pain can become the greatest ally in your life’s search for love and wisdom.” -Rumi When a loved one dies, we go through certain key stages of grief. We experience a variety of emotions. Being kind and patient with oneself and others during this delicate moment and after someone passes from this physical realm is essential....

How To Cope With Losing A Pet

We are exploring the unconditional love we share with our pets and the emptiness we feel with the loss of a pet. It can be so devastatingly sad. We've all had grief at some point in our lives. While we realize it's a natural feeling, the death of a cherished pet appears to strike us quite hard. I hope that the ideas I provide will assist you in overcoming your sorrow and ease the grieving process. “Nobody can fully understand the meaning of...

Are You Living a Full Life?

Healing takes courage, and we all have courage, even if we have to dig a little to find it.-Tori Amos My sweet friend, Tori Amos, the glorious singer-songwriter, is so right about healing.  Courage is required for healing anything physical; to heal, you must dig deep to find out what's going on from the inside out. To me, it is imperative to find ways to live from the inside out. Listen, I am my own “best” client (well, at least I hope...

Are You Ready to Make Your Bucket List Now?

"And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years." – Abraham Lincoln "It's the life in your years". These words hold a poignant reminder to live life by doing all the things you love, freely, and with the joy of spontaneity. Sometimes obligations, duties, and work get in the way as we make our way in the journey of life. As the years go on, finding ourselves perhaps on the other side of middle age,...

How To Peacefully Put Friends In “The Wall”

“Death may be the greatest of all human blessings” – Socrates Sometimes you just can't make shit up.  A friend of mine, who I will call, "Claire", called me up a few months ago and said, "Shelley, I want you to put me in the wall."    I asked Claire, "What do you mean?". She said, "You know I've had cancer for 15 years. It's all throughout my body and there is no more treatment left for me to do. I'm tired, and I'm in...

 How to Bounce Back From Being Sick & Alone

"Always Do Your Best. Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick. Under any circumstance, simply do your best, and you will avoid self-judgement, self-abuse and regret."-Don Miguel Ruiz When we are sick with whatever condition zaps our energy, just reaching across the table can seem like quite the task!      Being alone while going through this, we have no one...

Are You Ready To Die?

"The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time."- Mark Twain Life and Death.  Two profound moments in time.  How does one get ready to die at any given moment, and “ready to go”? The Shamans ask, “Are you ready to die?”  They ask this question to check in to see if you are living your life so fully, with integrity and totality, that IF THIS was your LAST moment,...

How To Live a Blame-Free, Loving Life

“Take your life in your own hands, and what happens?  A terrible thing: no one to blame.” -Erica Jong As an intuitive life coach and end-of-life trainer, my clients have shared many valuable experiences with me over the years. In these experiences, I have found a common thread: the ability to look within oneself without putting any blame on others is, indeed, a skill that can you can master over time. It is possible to live a...

Life Lessons On Being Human And Feeling Better

“In the long run, we shape our lives, and we shape ourselves. The process never ends until we die. And the choices we make are ultimately our own responsibility.”– Eleanor Roosevelt Introduction Eleanor Roosevelt was a First Lady, and she shared many life lessons. As a thought leader in her own right, she reminded us to be mindful of our lives in one way or another and take responsibility for our own choices. We shape and lead...

Much Love To The Women Who Paved The Way

It’s Women’s History Month! A time to remember women in history. And, boy, there are so many women in history to honor. In fact, we can honor ALL women in history, whether they did “great” things in the world or not. Just living as a woman means contributing to life, even if it’s for one other human. We can’t help ourselves, we are wired that way. We want to give and are made to give. Women give birth. We carry life in our bodies...

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