Healing From The Loss of A Loved One | The Book Show ft. RJ Ananthi

The most scariest thing isn't the death of us but the people around us.

Death of a loved is one of the most dreadful thing we are never ready for and yet the irony is such that all of us would go through this one day or the other no matter how hard it looks. We are taught to celebrate the birth of people but left helpless to mourn the loss of someone. Each of us have our own ways of dealing with a death of our loved ones but no matter how painful it is, we are never alone. We aren't the only going through such pain. Millions and millions of people have walked on this very earth but no one stays forever. If death is such a natural thing, why are we in so much denial when one leaves us forever? How do we heal? Why does it feel so lonely once they leave? How do we overcome it? Is it normal to feel the arising feelings?

#mourning #fathersday #death
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[OdinHardware]

After my father loss, I realized there is nothing permanent in this world.

[thedifferentdna]

Ananthi is such a gift to this world❤️🎉🎉

[goodvibes]

Last year My mother has passed away.My mother thought Me everything except how to live without her...I see this video feel very energy and peace mind..Tq ananthi and nice book..

[tamimatacita]

hey Ananthi, Sorry for your loss. I heard about your father in tattoo episode. He will be watching upon you feeling proud of how his daughter's touching lives.I lost my best friend months back and Hearing you speak about this is so therapeutic. I'm sure she is in a better place.Thanks for this virtual hug in form of a video. Much love.

[asdvl]

I lost my appa before 5 years but still it's feel like yesterday... when my family is talking about my marriage it's really very hard to accept a new relationship.. sometimes nobody cares what we feel ...I'm too trying to heal through reading books, meditation, hearing podcast but still I cry a lot.. ok one day it's going to be fine I guess..
Thankyou for sharing this sister ❤️ it's good to hear for me

[swathinandakumar]

Seeing this on my dad's birthday! 🥺❤ miss him a lot!❤ helped me heal more.❤

[DAS-jkmw]

Recently I lost my father..In a deep pain..This book recommendation surprised me

[suriyanarayananr]

Most needed one in this time.. Corona has taken many lifes.. Namma Family/ terijavanga family la yeroo orutharavadu idu kaava vangiruchu..

[alziyadh]

It's hard to forget someone, who gave so much to remember... 😥

[aditiya.s]

I too lost my father a month ago, same Phase. Ur speech gives me some peace.

[asriram]

Last year I had a break up from my 8 year relationship, she got married after breakup immediately, I don’t know nothing about her marriage and she also didn’t inform about that, once I cm to know, I called her before engagement, she spoken harsh words and cut my call . I loved her more then my parents, when she scolded left me for someone else .I went in to sudden depression phase, heart break, which I never felt before, almost 8 months now still I m healing from my past right now I m happy, I m single … WHATEVER SHE TOLD EXACTLY TRUE AND I GONE THROUGH IT ……. SHE EXPLAINED IN BETTER WORDS .👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[monikagunasekaran]

I lost my grandpa last yr dec, he was bedridden I was there 24×7 taking care of him. His lose not made me to cry on that day but now, everyday I think about him. It's hard to accept that he's no more. Ur words make me feel better, tq ka. Plz tc too

[aravinth]

Last ah sonnathu super kaa "ithuvum nerantharam illa kandipaa maarum"👍thank you😇😇😇

[balaaathi]

Whenever I lose a hope, just I listen your voice and getting the feel of recharged

[gj-nkgx]

Losing a family member, be it a parent or a child or a spouse hits hard. Because it stays forever. No matter what we try, the memories gonna keep coming.
I learnt to keep the good memories and cherish it. And I wish to live upto their expectations.
They are not gone, we reflect them in one way or another.
It's a real kind of love. Loving someone even after they are gone.
Healing takes time and I must admit it only gets better but never goes away completely. And I'm ok with it.
When a simple wound takes so much time to heal, the heart does take its own time.
Find some hope to live the rest of the life. That's enough.
And it's mostly from family and friends again.

[mutetalk]

Thank you, whenever I think I'm healing and moving forward, I am dropping down again, wish everyone who go through pain heal soon.

Tanks for amazing video, no one is alone

[gayathrivenkat]

Seriously... No one could've described this much better. I lost my father a year ago and l felt the same and I've gone through the same phases. Lots of regrets and facing the society without him was just depressing. I just thought I should've seen this video earlier. But man! Hats off to you. Coming back stronger from the loss is the great thing to do and I'm doing the same here. To all those who are suffering, I wish this video must reach them one way or the other. Hope and positivity is all we need💓

[vigneshsaravanan]

Such a brutally honest video!
This too shall pass.stay strong
Stoicism may be of little help during these phases.

[samyuktha]

Actual ah ninga solravarikum ur going through this phase nu theriyave illa, becoz ur every vedios are with happy face. During this phase people actually pause their work, but u r continuing the work. That is even a great one akka. Be strong akka like ur always being...

[nivethagurusamy]

Exactly I faced all the phrases which u described...

Edhuvum Kadandhu Pogum avlo thaa life nu purinja moments..