How To Express Grief In Writing

This season of COVID brings up many emotions. There is fear and uncertainty, a sense of how everything is put on hold.  As a result, I have revisited the subject of how to express grief in writing. We grieve because what we once knew as normal has changed. We may grieve because our lives [...]

Why Single Acts of Kindness Matter

One time happenings can change the course of our lives. One seemingly small gesture can have a massive impact. We have tales about how our lives were touched by a one time blessing. We remember these. They become part of our story. I remembered single acts of kindness that [...]

By |2019-11-13T13:06:27-08:00November 13th, 2019|Bereavement, childhood, Encouragement, Healing, storytelling, video|0 Comments

Dragonfly Gardens – The Mystique Of How Artists Connect

In honor of my dearly departed friend, Susan Smith Evans When I answered the phone to hear your husband telling me the news of your tragic accident, my mind fought against accepting his words.  I listened to Ron and the story he relayed.  No!  This could not be happening. And when I [...]

My Twin Story

In August, 2006 I wrote to my friend that I just discovered I was a twin.   From Ecuador her response was , "Twin???  Literally?  Do tell!"   So I began to tell her. .. Yes, twin as in twin.  When I was working at the hospital as director of Arts in Health Care we piloted [...]

By |2015-12-07T07:16:37-08:00December 6th, 2015|Bereavement, Blog by Diane Mathias, Growth and Transformation, Intuition, storytelling|Comments Off on My Twin Story

Keyboard Altar, When Our Writing is the Cry of Our Hearts

When we express our hearts upon paper or screen, we allow for the honest release of our pain, sorrow or trauma.  We allow our words to come forward and to be heard.  This is a safe and sacred place to process and honor that which is  inside us.  When we allow ourselves this  writing [...]

By |2019-03-12T13:50:29-07:00November 23rd, 2015|Bereavement, Blog by Diane Mathias, Growth and Transformation, One of A Kind Books|Comments Off on Keyboard Altar, When Our Writing is the Cry of Our Hearts
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