Tag: Grief
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A Time to Mourn
A funeral was recently held. It was for a high school friend. It made me happy and sad.
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Why Practice Sadness?
Men hate weakness, sadness, and feeling lost. So when someone says you need to practice sadness. There’s one common response, “No way!”
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Stuck in Anger
A question was asked, “If I am stuck in anger, how do I get unstuck?” There are two overlapping answers. There is a spiritual pathway and an emotional one that work together. This answer highlights components of the emotional pathway.
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Recovering from your Past
Today’s three words are: Grieve, Release, and Rest.
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Twelve Griefs
Grief is defined as distress over sad events. Grief involves some personal suffering and it may include some past mistakes, thinking errors, and poor decision making. Here are some common griefs shared by husbands.
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Podcast: Navigating Grief, Fear, and Transformation
We explore how childhood experiences shape adult behavior and emphasize the importance of recognizing and addressing emotional immaturity. Our conversation highlights the role of grief in self-discovery and the impact of critical parenting on self-criticism. Stephen and Jonathan stress the need for honesty, vulnerability, and self-reflection in achieving emotional growth and maturity.
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Connecting in Grief
How well do you do at grieving with your wife? When she comes to you with her sadness, it’s an opportunity to connect.