About the book
Martha Whitmore Hickman offers a short meditation for every day of the year to people mourning someone they loved. The entries follow the calendar, though readers can take them in any order. Hickman writes for the long stretch after the early planning and the support of family and friends have faded, when life goes on with someone missing and grief can return in a rush. Her case is that facing the loss, instead of pushing it away, lets the bereaved honor the life they shared and keep its memories close. Rooted in Christian devotion, the collection first appeared in 1994 and has sold more than a million copies.
Ray Dalio praised the quality of its ideas and said he would send it to anyone facing a loss, since it helps them find the approach that suits them.
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Ray Dalio (Founder/Bridgewater Associates)
And I must say, that the quality of the concepts and so on are very good. So I would recommend this. Anybody who’s going to have a loss, I’m going to send this book too, because it helps them to get to whatever approach is right for them.
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