Navigating Grief: Insights from C.S. Lewis

I started reading ‘A Grief Observed’ by C.S. Lewis. As I immerse myself in the pages, I see it for what it truly is—a raw, unfiltered outpouring of grief. After losing his wife, Lewis turned to journaling—not for an audience, but to process his pain. Later, he released it under a pseudonym, only for it to be revealed as his after his death. It’s striking that a man who wrote over 30 books felt the need to hide his name on this one. As if grief was too personal, too exposing—even for him. I came