EDIT – Reblogged from the website: https://musingsbyamedstudent.wordpress.com/
There’s a common misconception that crying is a sign of weakness. And it’s a stereotype we need to break. Crying is often therapeutic and it’s a healthy way to express emotion. It’s a way to overcome difficult feelings, and must be normalized for men, women, parents and kids. To describe that, I’ve written a short […]
Cry
Crying is opening your mind and finding out from you every drop of what you can’t bear…
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Ciao Enza! Good to hear from you. Thanks for your wonderful comment.
Yes, crying is a way of releasing that which cannot be released or expressed otherwise. For example, I cry if I’m moved by unconventional love.
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I cry so often that I can’t explain every motivation! 😂
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Ahahah! Obviously, I understand you!!! That’s beautiful to me, being able to cry without worrying about judgments. Radical authenticity is a gift! ❤
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Thank you 🤗
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I feel crying is cleansing. It is okay to cry rather than bottling up sadness inside. I used to cry whenever I feel sad and after that I feel much relieve 🙂
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Crying is a therapy * 🙂
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Krishna, I got this email from a newsletter that I subscribed to – and it is about Tears ahah!
Valentin Tomberg tells us, “That tears have a purifying, rejuvenating, and light-bearing power and capability — this was known by the masters of the spiritual life: the hermits, monks, and members of spiritual orders in the past. The gift of tears was highly esteemed by them… And just as the moving waters precede the appearance of the rainbow in the primaeval light, so does weeping to precede the rainbow of illuminating light in the soul.”
#synchronicity
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