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     Facing Death, Finding cut The Healing Power of Grief and Loss in One Familys Life was written by Dawson church service. 1994. 140p. Aslan Publishing. Dawson church is a publisher, editor and author. forward ledgers he has authored or co-authored include The Heart of the Healer and Communing with the Spirit of Your unhatched Child. He works as CEO of Atrium Publishers Group a book distributor- and lives with his wife and two children in Lake County, California.     Dawson Church starts out with his ack without delayledgments of appreciation to both the people that have supported him in the writing and publishing of this book. The basis by Churchs editor, Hal Zina Bennett, Ph.D., reflects the truths revealed in the books circumscribe as reminders that in indeterminateing our hearts and minds to the greatest mysteries of all the huge mysteries of life and death we discover a love that is as herculean in the receiving as in the giving, transcending all our deepest and most grievous emotions. perhaps the best way to describe and sum up the contents of Churchs book that readers are about to discover is as describe          It is perhaps in grief that we discover the force that carried us formerly again into incarnation, the reason we incarnated in the first place. It is in the tearing open of heart that we discover how guarded our lives have be manage, how small a coop we have traded off for safe ground. We see how our work is to be more than loving, to live more fully in an often confusing world.Church uses nine chapters together with his afterword and appendix A Grieving Rituals as advantageously as appendix B Connecting With the Soul to cover all the contents of this book.     Chapter peerless The Death starts out with the vision that death can come very unexpectedly to anyone at anytime or any place when one least prepares for it. Dea th to Church and his wife as well as to many people in the world are hard to do it and deal with. He keeps come up with questions such as We matt-up him kicking just last night. What could have happened between then and now? We didnt feel any struggle. Surely he would have alerted us if something were wrong? He could have communicated his distress, and we could have known and perhaps make something. Church couldnt get over the unexpected death of Montague because he thought that no way it could possibly be happened when he and his wife did not neglect any aspect of caring for the infant in the womb.