preposition. n. a condition governing one's relation to another
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When things come to an end, it can be startling how much we don't know how to do what comes next. In part, we may need time to let go of and grieve what ended. In part, we may need courage to make our next right move, to depart from what was. Marking endings with ritual can help us address the various aspects of ending that are challenging. What rituals help you to complete what has ended?
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When things come to an end, it can be startling how much we don't know how to do what comes next. In part, we may need time to let go of and grieve what ended. In part, we may need courage to make our next right move, to depart from what was. Marking endings with ritual can help us address the various aspects of ending that are challenging. What rituals help you to complete what has ended?
[image description: A heart stands next to a heart who uses a wheelchair. They are playing paper, rock, scissors. The standing heart has a disappointed facial expression as it throws out a fist toward the heart in the wheelchair who is smiling and has a flat hand out hovering over the standing heart's fist. Text reads: "Over."]
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