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https://www.ted.com/playlists/511/finding_and_bringing_closure

7 TED Talks about finding and bringing closure Death is hard, and suffering from the subsequent loss is even harder. These talks focus on the journey to finding closure and reaching the end of difficult chapters in life.

Francis Weller writes about the five gates of grief. "The third gate being the sorrows of the world. Amongst the grief we all experience is the sorrow at what is happening in the world. The cumulative grief of the world is overwhelming". It is a skillful thing to stay open and hold joy when we are all witness to the endless assaults on the biosphere and on our fellow travelers. Weller goes on to share Naomi Nye's beautiful lines: "Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside, you must know sorry as the other deepest thing".
Our sorrow is the other side of our love and joy. In a world that would have you bypass our sorrow and fast forward into the all things shiny world of performance, perfection and production it is time for us to remember the wisdom that grief is a proper and healthy response to loss. " We cannot grieve for something that we feel is outside the circle of our worth."
When you rush to bypass your sense of loss what are you telling your heart and soul about what you have loved? In order to move beyond the sterile structures of the patriarchy we must dismantle its lies. Grief, loss and sorrow do not disclude happiness, gratitude and wholeness- We are not broken when we know grief- we are holding the wholeness of what we have loved, lost and hoped for.