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Colorful Corals

Why this image?

To me, this image is grief.

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It is messy, it is chaotic and it demands to be witnessed. In many ways, you can't look away.

It is also raw and beautiful and bursting at the seams. It is love and it is life.

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The image, like grief,  is constantly evolving and the longer you observe it, the more it reveals. As you spend more time with it, your emotions towards it will also transform.

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Your interpretation of this image may differ from mine, just as your experience with grief may differ from mine.

 

What do you see?

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Affiliated with;

I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land and waters in which we work, live and grieve.

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I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging and honour the rich history of storytelling and guidance that generations of First Nations people offer us all.

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I would like to acknowledge the diversity of the lived experience and the rich backgrounds of all those who are grieving.

 

Loss is universal and I am committed to providing a safe, culturally appropriate and inclusive service for people of all ages, ethnicities, faiths, abilities, socio-economic status and gender identity. I am also committed to continuing to learn and grow to better understand the richness of these experiences.

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