Latest Videos - Words On Loss

Life Without Dad

2007-11-06T20:19:12.465Z

YouTube member welfy shares her very honest words with some pictures of her dad that she has collected.

Coping with Grief After the Death of a Spouse

2007-11-06T20:07:41.462Z

Dr. Richard Mabry, an experienced physician, church deacon, and devoted husband, discovered the end to his "ever after" when his wife of forty years died from a stroke. All of a sudden, Dr. Mabry found himself wondering, "when will this end?" and "is it normal to feel this way?"

This is video of Dr. Mabry's story of grief and healing, which he shared on the Harvest Show.

Searching for help, he discovered that many books about grief were difficult to connect with. In The Tender Scar: Life After the Death of a Spouse, Dr. Mabry establishes a bond between the reader and himself by opening up excerpts from his personal journals. He discusses the situations and feelings he encountered during the grief process.

For more information , visit www.rmabry.com.

Love Is Real

2007-11-06T20:03:19.458Z

Help spread love around the world by forwarding this spectacular video of sunset photos put to "Love is Real" by John Lennon. Photos by James Truett, taken in Miami from the Yacht Zein, the former royal yacht of Monaco.

Thoughts Become Things

2007-11-06T19:58:03.455Z

Thoughts become reality ... thoughts become things. It is perhaps the most daunting of possibilities because it makes us absolutely responsible for the experience of our lives. There is no circumstance, no chance happenings. We call it all into existence, or at the very least we are responsible for our reaction to everything, and therefore, for our experience.

Many of us hear 'thoughts become reality' and nod gently in agreement but perhaps don't take on board its profound nature.

But what if it was actually the way it works?

What is it that you're thinking?

What is it that you have created around you?

Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep

2007-11-06T19:55:15.441Z

A touching, inspirational poem for those who have experienced the loss of a loved one.