A Hole in the World: Finding Hope in Rituals of Grief and Healing. Op PB**
Discover hope and healing through the rituals of grief in "A Hole in the World" by Amanda Held Opelt. This raw and inspiring memoir, selected as one of Publishers Weekly's best books of the year, delves into the history of bereavement customs to help navigate profound loss. When faced with immense sorrow, including miscarriages and the death of her sister, Opelt grappled with how to truly grieve and find a way forward. Her exploration of ancient and cultural mourning practices offers a framework for processing pain and fostering healing. Learn about traditions such as Irish keening, Victorian mourning photography, Jewish shiva, and the significance of mourning attire, each offering unique insights into navigating loss. "A Hole in the World" reveals that by honestly attending to our losses, we can expand our capacity for love, faith, and healing, even in the midst of doubt and anger. Summary: A Hole in the World, Paperback, Health mind & body, English, 256 pages, 2023 publication, by Amanda Held Opelt, published by Worthy Books.
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A Hole in the World: Finding Hope in Rituals of Grief and Healing. Op PB**
Discover hope and healing through the rituals of grief in "A Hole in the World" by Amanda Held Opelt. This raw and inspiring memoir, selected as one of Publishers Weekly's best books of the year, delves into the history of bereavement customs to help navigate profound loss. When faced with immense sorrow, including miscarriages and the death of her sister, Opelt grappled with how to truly grieve and find a way forward. Her exploration of ancient and cultural mourning practices offers a framework for processing pain and fostering healing. Learn about traditions such as Irish keening, Victorian mourning photography, Jewish shiva, and the significance of mourning attire, each offering unique insights into navigating loss. "A Hole in the World" reveals that by honestly attending to our losses, we can expand our capacity for love, faith, and healing, even in the midst of doubt and anger. Summary: A Hole in the World, Paperback, Health mind & body, English, 256 pages, 2023 publication, by Amanda Held Opelt, published by Worthy Books.
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Discover hope and healing through the rituals of grief in "A Hole in the World" by Amanda Held Opelt. This raw and inspiring memoir, selected as one of Publishers Weekly's best books of the year, delves into the history of bereavement customs to help navigate profound loss. When faced with immense sorrow, including miscarriages and the death of her sister, Opelt grappled with how to truly grieve and find a way forward. Her exploration of ancient and cultural mourning practices offers a framework for processing pain and fostering healing. Learn about traditions such as Irish keening, Victorian mourning photography, Jewish shiva, and the significance of mourning attire, each offering unique insights into navigating loss. "A Hole in the World" reveals that by honestly attending to our losses, we can expand our capacity for love, faith, and healing, even in the midst of doubt and anger. Summary: A Hole in the World, Paperback, Health mind & body, English, 256 pages, 2023 publication, by Amanda Held Opelt, published by Worthy Books.
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