Opens Like a Flower, Cut It with a Knife: A Buddhist Mother’s Journey Through Grief

Foreword by Ajahn Brahm, bestselling author of books such as Who ordered this Truckload of Dung? . Meditation a non-traditional method of finding healing, Cecilia tells us how this process worked for her. I found this book to be amazing, moving, emotional, and a book with multiple meanings that will stay with me for years to come. After finishing this book, I really have a new outlook on life… Bina Gohil - reader Rightly, your profound journey will now help tens of thousands of people around the world for generations to come. For those lost in a sea of fear and confusion it will be a beacon of light and hope, and encourage many to seek help and comfort. Thank you for taking the courage and thoughtfulness to create a very profound testament. Venerable Mettaji - Bodhinyana Monastery Death is one of the most painful aspects of life, yet it affects us all. This book contains a powerful message of learning from death. If you deal with the process of grieving in a skilful way, you emerge as a wiser and more caring human being. Ajahn Brahmali - co-author of The Authenticity of the Early Buddhist Texts