Love seems to be quite risky, but we as humans engage in it rather willingly. Is it too compelling a force to turn off?

Love seems to be quite risky, but we as humans engage in it rather willingly. Is it too compelling a force to turn off?

Eventually others will become a part of the conversation, and maybe see what special sharing has taken place.

Often it does not feel like your listening is making a difference, but listening ALWAYS makes a difference.

When helping someone through grief, things may become awkward or even uncomfortable. It is harder for the one with the loss.

When the time is right in conversation, and the circumstances require it, more may be invited to create a ‘circle of silence’ but this may create unforeseen issues.

Conversation can transcend boundaries we put up. When that times comes, we just need to go with it.

Conversation can become compelling. What starts out as helping someone, can become revelation that is two way!

Sharing together, through loss can be precious. Conversation can go into all kinds of directions

When you are invited into precious memories, because, despite loss, they need to be shared, this is a privilege and will require vulnerability.