The document contains three emails about an online grief counseling event called "Grieving with Grace".
The first email welcomes the recipient to the event and provides event details. The second email encourages the recipient to help others before the event to help shift their focus from their own grief. The third email shares an inspirational story about finding beauty after loss and provides an overview of what will be covered at the event, including tools for moving through grief, accessing inner wisdom, and stopping prolonged suffering.
The document contains three emails about an online grief counseling event called "Grieving with Grace".
The first email welcomes the recipient to the event and provides event details. The second email encourages the recipient to help others before the event to help shift their focus from their own grief. The third email shares an inspirational story about finding beauty after loss and provides an overview of what will be covered at the event, including tools for moving through grief, accessing inner wisdom, and stopping prolonged suffering.
The document contains three emails about an online grief counseling event called "Grieving with Grace".
The first email welcomes the recipient to the event and provides event details. The second email encourages the recipient to help others before the event to help shift their focus from their own grief. The third email shares an inspirational story about finding beauty after loss and provides an overview of what will be covered at the event, including tools for moving through grief, accessing inner wisdom, and stopping prolonged suffering.
The document contains three emails about an online grief counseling event called "Grieving with Grace".
The first email welcomes the recipient to the event and provides event details. The second email encourages the recipient to help others before the event to help shift their focus from their own grief. The third email shares an inspirational story about finding beauty after loss and provides an overview of what will be covered at the event, including tools for moving through grief, accessing inner wisdom, and stopping prolonged suffering.
Congratulations! You are indeed registered for the online event Grieving with Grace!
I look forward to seeing you on May 26th.
Your connection link will be sent to you 1h before the beginning of the event which starts at “Hour”. If you have any connection problem the day of the event, you can contact me at: “Your email”.
I hope to see you there because what I’ve prepared for you will change your life completely!
Best regards, [Name]
Email 2 (2 days after the registration)
Subject 2: A first step forward to move through grief you can do...before tonight!
(Insert Name),
Before this event, I would like to share with you a tip that you can already apply today to make the first step towards your grief process. This little action will lead to great consequences.
It is simple.
And very powerful:
Help someone else.
It can be for: preparing meals, vacuuming, washing dishes, preparing meals, watering plants,...
Any task that helps others.
Why is it so powerful?
Because by doing that, you stop thinking about your pain, grief and problems.
Instead of staying alone and isolated, you get involved in an activity that is meaningful or helpful to others.
And guess what?
It makes you feel better.
By doing that, not only do you keep your focus on something else than your grief, you also raise your spirits (which is a crucial subject we will develop during the event).
So try it and enjoy the benefits of this first step forward.
It seems nothing but actually by doing that regularly, you launch a whole process and you start changing your identity.
Have a nice day!
Love, [Name]
Email 3 (one day before the event)
Subject 3: “It seems trite but after grief, you do see the beauty of everyday things like a sunset”
Today, I would like to share with you this inspiring story of a courageous woman:
“ I went through a difficult time when my husband was dying of a malignant brain tumor. I wondered why it had to happen to such a wonderful man. I wondered what we had done as a couple to deserve such agony.
When I lost a breast to cancer six months after my husband’s death I had no energy to waste on asking unanswerable questions so I decided that “Shit happens”.
There is no rhyme or reason, no great plan, no secret agenda. “Shit happens”.
We have little or no control over these events and we have no way of predicting or understanding them.
During that five-year period, I lost my husband, a breast, my father and eight good friends.
However, throughout that time I also gained much personal strength, more self-awareness and increased ability to see the joy of life.
It seems trite but after grief you do see the beauty of everyday things like a sunset, seasonal changes, a child’s progress with an increased intensity that is amazing.
You realize how vital friends and family are. “
I’ll never repeat it enough, but you can find grace even in the darkest place.
And, the best way to do it is to take the same actions as another man or woman who faced the same painful situation as you. So, here’s a taste of the road map to end suffering, find peace, joy and freedom I’ll give you on May 26th:
・My own story of a lifetime of traumatic loss and how I deal with grief.
・5 inner tools and universal truths to help you move through grief and stop feeling the pain.
・How to access and trust your intuitive source of divine wisdom.
・How to stop having an emotional breakdown when you are alone.
・How to get the right tools within your heart and mind to stop prolonged suffering.
・How to put your body (and consciousness) on the road to healing that works for you to sleep better, get healthier and catch up with friends.
When you implement those principles, not only you open up to others and express yourself, you also you start to take more care of yourself: you are more motivated to eat better, do exercise and walk outside.
As a simple (but very positive), you start to sleep deeply every night and you feel new vital energy in the morning that you never had before.
