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The point is: I can spend time with her again and come away refreshed! Having these memories stored and easily accessible helps me to better face the days challenges! Now that’s priceless!
Life is hard and days will come when having these precious life learned treasures to access will make any challenge smaller. How wonderful it will be coming from someone you know and love!
As I’ve stated earlier the impact that death produces is what I want to disrupt and decrease. Death is bigger than it should be! Death of itself can only take life.
Previously in ‘The Remoras of Death Part #1’ the remoras were defined as forms of psychological and physical maladies that attach themselves to death. In this article let’s characterize what a psychological remora can be. The psychological remoras are vitally important because they can alter your thoughts and thus directly affect your ability to maneuver through […]
In Otsuchi, Japan, Itaru Sasaki built a “wind phone”, a glass paneled phone booth, with a disconnected rotary phone inside to communicate with the dead. The phone is meant to help those with dead loved ones cope with grief through one-way communication and get closure for things left unsaid. Relationships are not perfect, so if […]
Remora: any of several fishes of the family Echeneididae, having on the top of the head a sucking disk by which they can attach themselves to sharks, turtles, ships, and other moving objects. Archaic. an obstacle, hindrance, or obstruction. (1) Since my Mother died I have watched myself process this loss. How it affects me […]
Death 100 Humanity 0. When your opponent is undefeated and your best efforts have resulted in defeat then it is time to adjust the strategy. We need victories to build momentum. So instead of strategizing against death itself (I’ll leave that to the scientific community) lets turn our attention to the real but vulnerable affects of […]
“Memories are like a patchwork quilt; each section is sewn together, to be wrapped around us in comfort and warmth for the years to come.” – Unknown At Living Family History, we attach those memories to family members, and it is that wondrous blanket of quilted family members that we wrap ourselves in! So how […]
