Xanthophyll and Wallmart

 This is a story about death and birth - not as opposites, but natural actions to perpetuate life and growth. 

Loss is a cleansing, a stripping. Losing helps you find what you are looking for. What are you losing? What are you finding? And who is beside you? When things fall away, it feels like nakedness - a tree without the leaves. But there is new life coming to fill the space. Let's talk about how we respond to what is falling away.