Mandy Creed Green
Mandy Creed Green
A Heart that Mourns - Part 1
A Heart that Mourns - Part 1
A Heart that Mourns - Part 1
Friday 14th August 2020
Join Mandy Creed Green as she explores normal grief and the existential dread of death, blending philosophy, psychology, and Biblical insights.
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Mandy Creed Green
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Healing Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Finding Light in Darkness: Understanding Grief with Mandy Creed Green
No one told me that grief felt so like fear. It feels like being mildly drunk or concussed. There is a sort of invisible blanket between the world and me. I dread the moments when the house is empty.
Grief is an emotion we all face, but how we process it can vary greatly. In this episode of 'Recovery & Restoration', Mandy Creed Green dives into the depths of normal grief and the existential dread of death. Mandy begins with a poignant quote from C.S. Lewis' 'A Grief Observed', capturing the raw and confusing nature of mourning. This sets the stage for a rich discussion that weaves together insights from Stoic philosophy, existential psychology, and Biblical teachings.
Mandy contrasts these perspectives, showing how each one offers a different lens through which to view our inevitable encounters with loss. She also touches on Cicero's idea that 'to philosophize is to prepare for death', emphasizing the importance of finding meaning and purpose amid life's transient nature. With a personal touch, Mandy shares her own experiences of losing loved ones, highlighting how our coping mechanisms can be adaptive or maladaptive.
She explores how seeking God during these times can provide solace and a sense of peace. The episode encourages listeners to find comfort in the promise of eternal life and reminds them that they are not alone in their grief. It's a heartfelt exploration that offers both scholarly wisdom and personal empathy, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the complex terrain of mourning.