a mother’s cry a mother’s celebration

Neena Verma

sept. 2016 · Notion Press

À propos de cet e-book

Each of us has a Hero’s Journey. We heed calls once in a while that take us far beyond what we know of us. There are trials, tribulations, death, grief and a maze of emotions. The crippling is particularly severe when one loses a child. Those chosen to live in this dark abyss know how agonizing it is. Yet, there is a transcendent light beyond grief, one that glows our path and rekindles our faith. We are blessed with grace, before and after grief. We receive a way to let our ‘cry’ invoke ‘celebration’ of the life, before death comes calling. We come to kindle ‘Presence’ in the void of absence. Being able to live our pain creates a sacred shared space for our lament and love, leaving us humbler, wiser and stronger. Ever wondered, what is your way of avowing the confluence of life and death ! I invoke you to join my quest and discover your own truth. I invoke you to the story of my transcendental pilgrimage from annihilation to awakening. I have received my story from a world beyond worlds. I share it with you. Come … sing with me my poem and prayer.

À propos de l'auteur

Neena is a mother, first and foremost. Her children chisel her ‘being’. She is a poet at heart, Sufi in soul, and explorer by nature. She loves seeking her ‘essential self’. She lives in New Delhi, India. She is the Managing Trustee of ‘UTKARSH Foundation’, set up in remembrance of her son, to carry forward his mission to serve the disadvantaged, that he was immersed in since his childhood. Neena is a learner & practitioner of OD, Coaching & Leadership. She is a certified PCC Coach, specializing in Leadership, Systemic & Transcendence Coaching. She is certified & proficient in – AI, Coaching, MBTI, T-Group, NLP & HOGAN. Alumnus of esteemed SRCC & Delhi School of Economics, Neena has done her Doctorate from University of Delhi. She is trained & certified by co-creators of ‘Appreciative Inquiry’, at Case Western Reserve University, USA. Neena has authored a book on ‘Appreciative Inquiry’.