Six Logical Ideas from “Life Begins Again and Again: Seeing the Good in Depression”. Melody Harrison Hanson (November 15, 2013)
- We must face the things that might have made us depressed. (environmental, circumstantial, generational, vulnerabilities, human deficiencies, etc.)
- Through reflection, stillness and rest healing comes. (time spent utilizing one’s strengths, spending time caring for self with simple disciplines/practices)
- Take the wide open spaces, as a Season to Heal. (openness to kairos time, breathing in the spaces that infuse vitality)
- We can heal by asking why/how we were led into this spiritual recession. (process reflections may reveal over time insight of multi-generational patterns that can be tweaked--changed)
- Hope spoken aloud and believed is the path to healing, and it is the way forward to a season of laughter and dancing. (write, re-texting of the found “text”)
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Awareness and acceptance are all. The coming together of the re-texting via acknowledgment (energy for re-engagement, full acknowledgement of self, other and holy; taking change into the sphere of others)