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Music and Healing

Music and Healing

My husband was a musician.  I am so beyond thankful that I have videos of him playing/singing as well as all of his songs.  But, I typically can’t listen to them. It’s been too painful.  

Going to pour a glass of wine and give it a try. The point isn’t to make myself sad. The point is to begin to make myself face the things that I find too difficult or painful. I believe there will be a little bit more healing each time I’m able to do this. 

The first one is a song he wrote for me when we were in the middle of really hard times.  The second one needs no description. Who would have known that the words would become so real. Listen if you want and if not it’s okay.  Just felt like sharing. 

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63 responses to “Music and Healing”

  6. I would not want to brief the grief you have been into.
    We all can and shall be a minute part of it Yule. I feel it shall solace you no matter how small.
    But the lines you share
    ” I believe there will be a little bit more healing each time I’m able to do this. ”
    are soothing not only to you but even the readers.
    The audio songs are marvellous, though I do not know much of western music. I can say he was a wonderful musician.
    Sharing in your Grief
    🎵🌷💞
    Shiva

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  17. I actually cried when I listened to those songs. It’s been a privilege to be a part of your journey and get to know such a great man. The songs were amazing! Thank you for sharing something so personal. Praying. 🙂

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  19. simply beautiful music and emotions expressed… the harmony is an endless impetus and there to encourage and carry you forward… as is the diminishing pain, blessings _/||\_

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  26. The pain that doesn’t kill you, always makes you stronger. Cherish these memories for ever, even though it’s painful. You’ll definitely find some relief in them.

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