In earlier times, people felt the need to leave a permanent record of who they were and what they stood for. Nowadays people tend to keep quiet about those things, at least in their final resting place. But many have found a new fascination in wandering about an old graveyard. They are often touched and moved by what they read there. Those people of former generations have much to say to us, although with great economy of words because each letter had to be chiseled in stone with hand tools.

Until now, grief has been a journey of trying to cope and deal with something so painful and distressing that it shakes the very core of our being. There has been no clear direction, no defined path of healing to refer to, and no comfort to find other than the words "what you feel is perfectly normal" and "it will feel better in time." Grief has been a roller coaster ride of distress, pain and long term implications of this traumatic experience. Heal Your Pain sets forth a clear path through grief and mourning, with simple step-by-step direction, and an effective way to completely and...