Grieving Process: A Literature Search

Grieving Process: A Literature Search

Grief is so different and in many facets as possible as life itself. Due to wide grief reactions, it is not possible to summarize in a single definition of mourning. Narrowly defined as mourning, it includes regular responses to the loss of a loved and beloved people. It belongs to the leave-taking is part of the processing of loss. The mourning has to do a specific mental task it is to replace the memories and expectations remained behind by the deceased. It is very difficult to solve by the deceased, but without slow release cannot be successful mourning.

The conclusion of the funeral does not mean that it is completely overcome. The mourning for a loved one never stops completely, because the relationship takes him beyond the grave. It will remain inconsolable, never find a replacement. All that takes the place and if they should also fill in there, remains something else. We lose a loved one; we feel how much our happiness depends on our fellow man is (Khalil, 2009).

Job, inhabiting the country of Uz, was a man of great probity, virtue and piety. He was very rich in cattle and servants, who were at that time the main wealth, including the princes of Arabia and Edom. He had seven son and three daughters, and a great reputation among all the peoples on both sides of the Euphrates. His son was rejoicing for everyone, and when they toured the days of feasts, and provided purified the Job offerings in Holocaust in case one of them would have sinned against God, unwittingly or secretly. One day the Son of God and Satan come to the divine court. Satan, for which there can be no disinterested human love, to be able to claim Job, "the most honest man” (Lewis & Stenfert, 2005). God agrees, giving it the first time at leisure to touch his property, but not to the person and three servants then come tell Job catastrophe that destroyed his property and wholesale flock, and they are the only survivors. Another announces the death of her children. Job got up, tore his clothes, and fell to the ground saying, “Naked I came forth from the womb, and naked shall I return to the bosom of the earth. The Lord gave, the Lord has taken away, and blessed be the name of the Lord”.

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