The state of wondering whether you should or you might do something because you're not sure about it.
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Part of speech: noun (neologism)
Definition:
A father or mother who has lost a son or daughter.
"Soulight" refers to someone who carries the light of a child who is no longer alive. The word captures the enduring love, invisible presence, and spiritual ache that remain after such a loss. It names the unnamable condition of parenting in absence.
Etymology:
From soul (essence of a person) + light (symbol of presence, love, and memory).
Not the soul that disappears—but the light that remains.
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Language of grief
Loss of a child
Human condition
Part of speech: noun (neologism)
Definition:
A father or mother who has lost a son or daughter.
"Soulight" refers to someone who carries the light of a child who is no longer alive. The word captures the enduring love, invisible presence, and spiritual ache that remain after such a loss. It names the unnamable condition of parenting in absence.
Etymology:
From soul (essence of a person) + light (symbol of presence, love, and memory).
Not the soul that disappears—but the light that remains.
Categories:
Emotional neologisms
Language of grief
Loss of a child
Human condition
She doesn’t speak of herself as a mother anymore—she says she’s a Soulight: someone whose child lives on as a quiet glow in her soul.
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