Life – Death – Dying
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49 Affirmations for the Grieving
Here is the list of affirmations used in the video, Affirmations for the Grieving, on Tales & Meditations. With thanks to Paul Denniston at Grief Yoga for allowing me to use his affirmations alongside my own. Continue reading
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New Video: Affirmations for the Grieving
I know firsthand how hard it is to lose someone (or pet). The world can feel like a very lonely place, dark, dreary, unsafe. Grief can trick us into perceiving life as meaningless. Continue reading
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Affirmations for the Dying
Those of us who are dying can often feel alone. They’re turning into butterflies, when their loved ones, even though they may mean well, want to keep them as caterpillars. Continue reading
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Asking for Help
It can be hard to ask for help. We can feel like we don’t deserve it, that we should suffer in silence, that we somehow deserve the pain we are going through… It’s nonsense. Continue reading
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A Mother’s Last Words
A Friend’s Mother’s Last Words: My good friend, Laura Skilbeck, kept a note of what her mother said during her final moments. Like many people who have read it, I felt the need to share it. Continue reading
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The Day and the Night (A Poem)
I wake up, And forget how miraculous that is, For today could be The Day, I don’t go to bed; Continue reading
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I Am With You (A Poem)
Love, I was with you when you received the news, I’m sorry I didn’t say goodbye. Continue reading
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The Blood Vessel (100-Word Non-Fiction)
“He nearly died. And now there’s something wrong with his brain.” “What happened?” Continue reading
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How amazing would it be… (A Poem)
How amazing would it be, If the stars only came out once a year. Continue reading
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Classroom Sharing (100-Word Flash Non-Fiction)
“What did you get for Christmas?” The teacher was going around the classroom. Continue reading
About Me
I am a screenwriter and author of The Girl with the Green-Tinted Hair, Happiness & Honey and others.
Email: gwhytewords@gmail.com
Gavin Whyte 