MOMENTS

A photograph cannot only preserve a memory, but can also capture some of life and its relationships most meaningful moments whether they be a reminder of a joyful occasion or a sorrowful loss.

Their images can produce the recollection of a special first meeting, a shared moment of hope and laughter, a life-changing moment of grief and despair or the vivid memory of a situation you didn’t like, or of a place that you really did.

I wrote “Moments" with precisely these thoughts in mind and truly hope its message on the dawn of another holiday season not only gives those who read it the customary chance to ponder what was, but to also live in the moment by reflecting on what is, and might be.

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” ~ Dr. Seuss ~

Richard is the author of "It’s Not Goodbye, It’s See You Later; A Collection Of Inspirational Parables” and its newly released 2nd edition “The Best Is Yet To Come.”

In this life no one is promised tomorrow and we often leave or are left wishing we had just five more minutes.

This makes grief one of society’s most misunderstood and profoundly difficult experiences that cannot be resolved by closure alone if there is even such a thing, but by the slow measure of acceptance that only the passage of time and words of comfort can provide.

GenZ Publishing believes Richard's words can provide that comfort and his new book will not only inspire those who read it to always say; “I’ll see you later, instead of goodbye", but also believe; “The best is yet to come!”

The book is available worldwide on amazon.com. If you would like to learn more please visit: www.richardlawrencebelford.ca

Richard has always felt that those who have experienced loss should support one another’s efforts to comfort others and is grateful to The Centering Corporation's Executive Director Janet Roberts and Grief Digest Magazine for theirs.

"The world goes on without them, for most it goes unchanged. But, for some it will never be the same.” ― Richard Lawrence Belford