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Words to Comfort, Words to Heal

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Drawn from poets, writers, psychologists and philosophers – from Donne to Elizabeth Jennings, Seneca and Nietzsche – this is a collection of words to celebrate lives that have ended and to offer consolation and inspire hope for those left behind. Beautifully packaged for personal purchase or as a gift, these specially selected words will comfort and console, encourage and support, through the days of despair to a future of hope.

128 pages, Hardcover

Published June 1, 1998

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Juliet Mabey

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Juliet Mabey is the editorial director of Oneworld Publications, which she founded with her husband, Novin Doostdar. She is the compiler of 'God's BIG Book of Virtues', 'God's BIG Instruction Book', 'The Oneworld Book of Prayer', 'God's BIG Handbook for the Soul and Rumi: A Spiritual Treasury'.

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"While each one of us has our own unique grief, there are common themes within the variety of human responses to death. We may find in the sharing of another's grief words that offer true comfort, images that help us come to terms with our loss, or advice that makes our own grief easier to bear."

So it has been for me with this volume, thoughtfully gifted to me by my psychotherapist. Not every entry resonated with me but nor did I expect them to, and there were many that did. Some passages matched my feelings very closely indeed, while others offered a fresh perspective. Both have been of great value. This is a volume to which I will return, and am very glad to have on my shelf.
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