Capture Your Grief - Day 7 {sacred place} (siggy)

OSUWifey09

Let's keep it going! Thanks for those who are posting!

Day 7's description, taken from the CarlyMarie website:

Day 7: SACRED PLACE. Do you have a special place that you visit to “be” with your children? A place that you feel connected to? Maybe it is their grave, or a beautiful garden, beach or forest. What does this place mean to you? Why that place? If you haven’t got a sacred place that you visit to remember your children, maybe have a think about finding a beautiful place that you can visit to remember them. It is never too late to do this. Having a sacred space for you to visit to just be, is wonderful for your soul. It gives you some time out to just allow yourself to calm your heart and reconnect with the love that you have for your children.

schulme2

#captureyourgrief Day 7- Sacred Place: There are a couple very sacred places for me. These are the places where I feel Mary so strongly. I know she is always with us everywhere we go but when we're up north at the lake that she was named after, there is an overwhelming peace. She is there, she is beautiful and she continuously shows us her beauty through the clouds, through the trees, through the breeze, and through the sun glimmering off the lake. The other sacred place is where she is buried. It's sad because, well, who wants to visit their child's grave? But it's also an incredible place of connection, I know her soul is not there but her tiny body is. Her little butt, and itty bitty feet and her adorable little nose are all there. Some days I don't want to leave.

kz's_girlygirl

I chose 3 places- the special space in our home for Jesse's memory box and urn, our large backyard filled with wildlife, and a tiny hidden beach DH and I love and visit every time we are in Hawaii.

Mel&John2013

My spot is Lincoln's spot at the cemetery. The cemetery is absolutely beautiful, and his spot is peaceful. I feel connected to him there and sometimes wish I could stay there all day. 

This photo is of the flowers we put one week at his spot, the deer come and eat the flowers sometimes. We assume Lincoln gets a kick out of that!