55 mourning phrases to deal with the loss
In this article you will find the most inspiring mourning phrases by such important authors as Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Mark Twain or Oscar Wilde.
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Duel phrases to express your affliction
Thinking about how difficult a company can be in these moments, we have prepared mourning phrases of famous people.
1. The duel does not change you, reveals you (John Green)
Sometimes the duel can show something of you that was always there.
2. The darker the night, the brighter the stars. The deeper the duel, the closer God is (Fyodor Dostoyevsky)
This mourning phrase brings us closer to the idea of spiritual support we encounter in mourning.
3. Only people capable of intense love can suffer great pain, but this same need to love serves to counteract their duels and heals them (Leo Tolstoy)
When the cause is also the remedy.
4. To cry is to make the mourning less profound (William Shakespeare)
Because crying is the manifestation of our pain and the way to beat it.
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5. They say that time heals all wounds, but that presupposes that the root of the duel is finite (Cassandra Clare)
This mourning phrase tells us about the process that takes us to overcome a duel.
6. One can not go through life without pain. What we can do is choose the pain that life presents to us (Bernie S. Siegel)
This phrase tells us to take control of our emotions before the situations that happen.
7. No one ever told me that grief feels like fear (C.S. Lewis)
For Lewis, fear is the representation of mourning, since it may be related to the idea of death or abandonment.
8. There is no duel like the one who does not speak (Henry Wordsworth)
About the weight that we carry and we do not let express it.
9. The only cure for pain is action (George Henry Lewes)
Because it distracts the gaze from the central object of pain.
10. Grief can be a burden, but also an anchor. You get used to its weight, how it keeps you in its place (Sarah Dessen)
The owner has a time, when we have already learned and nourished from him it is the most appropriate to make withdrawal.
11. Happiness is beneficial for the body, but grief develops the powers of the mind (Marcel Proust)
A situation like mourning opens us to new reflection and change in the routine of life.
12. You do not know how strong you are until being strong is the only option you have (Bob Marley)
This phrase of mourning, tells us about how a person can face the pain that can be felt.
13. Grief is a good thing. It's the way to go through the transitions of life (Rick Warren)
For Warren, giving us time to say goodbye and prepare for a new stage is very important.
14. The best way to encourage yourself is to try to encourage others (Mark Twain)
... since one is learning and knowing tools to grow.
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15. An honest listening is the best medicine we can offer to the one who passes pain (Jean Cameron)
It is an act of benevolence with the other.
16. The suppressed duel stifles. It wreaks havoc inside the chest and is forced to multiply its strength (Ovidio)
About the effects of an unfulfilled duel can somatize and manifest itself in some major problem.
17. Grief is a process, not a state (Anne Grant)
So as all processes are transitory, we can not live in it.
18. Those who have suffered understand suffering and therefore extend their hand (Patti Smith)
A sample of empathy in this type of situation.
19. He who conceals his pain finds no remedy for him (Turkish Proverb)
When we face our sorrows we will find the solution for them.
20. The word "happiness" would lose meaning without sadness (Carl Gustav Jung)
Because without the sadness we could not find the value.
21. The duel ends by giving you the two best things: softness and enlightenment (Anne Lamott)
The process we went through during the duel , endows us with wisdom.
22. The duel challenges us to love one more time (Terry Tempest Williams)
That is the risk that is assumed.
23. There is no duel that does not speak (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
In one way or another, grief manifests itself.
24. Things that hurt instruct (Benjamin Franklin)
This phrase of mourning, lets us see the instructive part of pain.
25. A man who does not cry would not be human (Norman Schwarzkopf)
In this sentence exposes the crying as an expression of emotions of the human being.
26. Pain without tears bleeds internally (Christian Nevell)
The pain not expressed brings consequences in our interior.
27. Do not protect yourself from pain with a fence, but rather with your friends (Czech Proverb)
This means taking out the pain, sharing your emotions, finding validation and support from them, all this gives us the peace of mind we need.
28Those who drink to drown their sorrows should tell them that sorrows can swim (Ann Landers)
So we must look for other more useful and effective ways to move them away.
29. The greatest pains are those that we provoke ourselves (Sophocles)
This phrase invites us to reflect on the origin of our sorrows.
30. Shared pain is diminished pain (Rabbi Grollman)
About seeking support in the other.
31. We acquire the strength we have overcome (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
This mourning phrase refers to the strength that we have in the process .
32. The loss is nothing but change and change is the delight of nature (Marco Aurelio)
We must assimilate the loss as a natural part of our existence.
33. Pain that has no outlet in tears can make other organs cry (Henry Maudsley)
This sentence of Maudsley tells us that when pain does not have an escape route it is installed in some organ and this expresses the pain through some symptom.
34. We must embrace the pain and burn it like gasoline for our trip (Kenji Miyazawa)
A way to sublimate our grief at some loss .
35. Grief is itself a medicine (William Cowper)
Since it mobilizes many elements to overcome a significant loss.
36. Everything grows with time, except mourning (Proverb)
Grief does not have to expand so much in people's lives.
37. Everyone can control a duel except the one who has it (William Shakespeare)
In this phrase of mourning, the English playwright gives us to understand that we have to be patient with people who are experiencing a grieving process because they are vulnerable to the self-control of their emotions.
38. Tears are the silent language of pain.-Voltaire.
And through them we wash our interior.
39. Pain is the rupture of the shell that encloses your understanding.-Kahlil Gibran.
Pain teaches us through situations of loss to give us the necessary wisdom to understand some things.
40. The scars you do not see are the most difficult to heal (Astrid Alauda)
This phrase persuades us to do honest introspection to identify our deepest wounds.
41. The world is round and the place that may seem like the end might seem like the beginning.-Baker Priest.
Life are cycles that open and close constantly.
42. Grief does not make you imperfect. It makes you human (Sarah Dessen)
About situations that strengthen the emotions .
43. Change the way you think and change the way you feel.-Charmaine Smith Ladd.
The power of the mind empowering the emotions.
44. Heaven knows that we should never be ashamed of our tears, because they are rain in the blinding sand of the earth, covering our hard hearts.-Charles Dickens.
A beautiful phrase about accepting our vulnerabilities.
45. Those who do not cry, do not see (Víctor Hugo)
Because this human act allows us to have a deeper contemplation towards life.
46. Melancholy is the happiness of being sad (Víctor Hugo)
This phrase by Victor Hugo, exposes melancholy as part of the grieving process.
47. Pain looks back, worries look around, faith looks up (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
With this phrase Emerson places emotions in time to better understand the cause of each of them.
48. True pain is as rare as true love (Stephen King)
And both mark and here and now.
49. Pain is a fruit. God does not make them grow in branches too weak to bear them.-Victor Hugo
This phrase of Victor Hugo refers to those people endowed with strength to resist many adversities.
50. Every life has a measure of pain. And sometimes this is what wakes us up.-Steven Tyler.
This phrase of mourning gives us an idea about the effect of pain on awareness .
51. A man who owns himself can end pain as easily as he can invent a pleasure.-Oscar Wilde.
This phrase invites us to use our creativity and intelligence to solve our problems and achieve emotional tranquility.
52. Pain is like a precious treasure, show it to your friends only (African Proverb)
Talk about the care of privacy and the prudence of how you handle your problems.
53. How to have a good day brings a happy dream, to spend a good life brings a happy death (Leonardo Da Vinci)
An interesting reflection of Da Vinci in this duel phrase.
54. Do not be ashamed to cry; You have the right to cry Tears are only water, flowers, trees and fruits can not grow without water. But there must also be sunlight. A wounded heart will heal in time and when it does, the memory and love of our lost will be sealed inside us to comfort us (Brian Jacques)
A deep reflection on the freedom to express our emotions and how this frees us.
55. Your absence has pierced me like thread in a needle. Everything I do is sewn with its color (W.S. Merwin)
One of the most inspiring phrases about grief.
