The Paradoxes of Loneliness from Jean Vanier’s Becoming Human

For this discussion, please review the web blog in this link https://markmeynell.wordpress.com/2015/01/13/the-paradoxes-of-loneliness-from-jean-vaniers-becoming-human/ (Links to an external site.) -reading it to the end and listening to to song in the Youtube video by Nathan Tasker. Then post an original response and replies to two peers in light of the following question: Why in situations of deep loneliness, grief, or depression is it important to have someone who can accompany you in the way Vanier talks about accompaniment (see the quotes in the blog)? Why is it often imperative that we can “cry ourselves out” until there are no more cries left before we can make the turn to heal or grow spiritually after a great loss?

The Paradoxes of Loneliness from Jean Vanier’s Becoming Human

For this discussion, please review the web blog in this link https://markmeynell.wordpress.com/2015/01/13/the-paradoxes-of-loneliness-from-jean-vaniers-becoming-human/ (Links to an external site.) -reading it to the end and listening to to song in the Youtube video by Nathan Tasker. Then post an original response and replies to two peers in light of the following question: Why in situations of deep loneliness, grief, or depression is it important to have someone who can accompany you in the way Vanier talks about accompaniment (see the quotes in the blog)? Why is it often imperative that we can “cry ourselves out” until there are no more cries left before we can make the turn to heal or grow spiritually after a great loss?