Bereavement is deeply personal. The way a person perceives and manages grief is dependent on a number of variables. However, the path through grief is the path to overcome it.

It's critical that we develop self-compassion and composure while we navigate grief in order to achieve serenity. Therapist Andrea Evgeniou stated, "There isn't a right or wrong way to deal with grief, but the pillars of mindfulness can be an excellent starting point."

1. Rather than avoiding our emotions, we ought to learn to accept them as they come without passing judgment on how we feel.

2. In the same way that we would have treated a close friend or loved one in a similar circumstance, we should quiet our inner critic and show ourselves kindness and compassion.

3. Reminiscences of happy moments are one of the most difficult aspects of grieving. We should cherish the good memories and immerse ourselves in them rather than trying to escape them.

4. Instead, we ought to focus on life's blessings and cultivate gratitude. By valuing our loved ones, we can cultivate a happy outlook.