When A Loved One Dies

Häftad, Engelska, 2005

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Beskrivning

When a Loved One Dies we often go into shock. What has happened doesn't really penetrate. It's only later that we start to experience our emotions, what that person has meant to us. This is when grief and loneliness begin. For many of us this is also the time we start asking questions, like "what does death really mean?" We want to know, and understand. This time of sorrow can also be the start of a new, spiritual path. But whatever our reaction, for almost everyone it means passing through a dark tunnel. It is only beyond the deepest darkness that light begins to dawn again, and we can gradually open ourselves to life once more. When the end of the tunnel comes in sight, you are a different person. Every mourning process is a process of transformation.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2005-05-19
Mått:141 x 215 x 11 mm
Vikt:172 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:140
Förlag:Collective Ink
ISBN:9781903816950

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Hans Stolp is an ordained minister in the Protestant Church in the Netherlands. With a degree in theology from the Free University in Amsterdam, he has studied the psychology of Jung and the esoteric Christian tradition. One of the most popular authors in the Netherlands, he lectures and broadcasts widely on subjects like the Traditional Mysteries, Angels, Death and Dying.

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"In the deepest darkness the light is born", says Hans Stolp. In a very careful and gentle way the well-known pastor/author guides the reader through the different stages and feelings of the mourning process. From the shock and first steps into the dark tunnel to opening slowly to life again and finding the lasting bond with the loved one, it is like a journey through a desolate and barren area, where the light of a single star has more meaning than a thousand suns. A beautiful book in which many people will recognise themselves and through which they will find comfort.' Onkruid (largest selling Christian magazine in the Netherlands)