Family spiritual craft for the holidays

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A family craft which has become part of our holidays is fun for the family with a deeper meaning in bringing the love energy of those loved and lost in your life, to be a part of your holiday celebrations.

At any craft store you can buy small unfinished wooden ornaments which are frames to be hung on the tree. Taking the time to paint the ornaments and talk about the reasons in each creation opens up dialoug in speaking about family/friends which are no longer part of this world and the memories of Christmas once shared.

After painting the ornaments, place a small picture of each loved one in a ornament and hang on the tree with the simple blessing of once again sharing your holidays with those you love. A simple act of remembrance and yet uplifting this time of year.

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