Grief and Hope—The Journey to Serenity
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The words death and dying are two of the most feared and misunderstood words in our language. This is true the world over. Death can be described as a journey or transition that takes place for each and every one of us. You cannot run or hide from death or the effects it has on us and our loved ones.
Permit me to shine a little light on this journey and transition of your soul.
“When someone has been told they will die from whatever illness that they have been diagnosed with, there is a fear that grips their minds and hearts. For years, many religions have taught that when we die, whatever sins that where committed in this life, will be paid for in the afterlife. Some teach that we will sleep for thousands of years to be awakened to a resurrection or damnation. Anyone having had these teachings would naturally be terrified to die, wouldn’t you?
The reality of death is not to be feared by any of us. As a matter of fact, embrace it for the journey of the soul that it is, a necessary part of our soul’s evolution to Divine.
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About the Book
Death and Dying are two of the most feared and misunderstood words in our language. When someone is told they will die from a diagnosed illness, fear grips their heart and mind.
This book not only gives insight into my journey of loss but also gives helpful suggestions to friends and family who are a support system. Not only for a loved one facing end-of-life issues, but also for friends and family coping with loss.
About the Author
Dr. Ann M. Ragobar is a Non-Denominational Minister, Lecturer, Grief Counselor and a Final Phase Transitional Facilitator. She is also Director of Serenity of Hope in Bolton Ontario, Canada.