Review the story of Job in the Bible, focusing on his suffering and grief. Examine how this story correlates to the grieving process defined by Kübler-Ross. In a paper of 750-1,000 words, include the...

Running Head: HEALTHY GRIEF 1
Healthy Grief
Running Head: HEALTHY GRIEF 2

Introduction
According to the Bible, Job is a prosperous person in his society that experiences grief
and try to cope with his loss and natural life. Although grief is a mental process that is
experienced by the people in whole world that could be also understand by the analysis of
Hinduism. In the religion of Hindu, they celebrate the sorrow or their grief after the death of their
relatives in the context of other religion. Fore showing their grief to their relative, they shave
their hare and make a 13 days celebration plan to remember their relative that is totally different
from other religion in the world. Hence, this paper would compare and contrast the pain of Job
with the help of different framework based on different grieving stages that is describes by
Kubler-Ross along with Hinduism (Gratefulness.org, 2013). This paper also describes this
research with the help of the mutual relationship between Joy with the different process of
grieving and personal view.
Compare and Contrast the Grieving Process
Any kind of loss is the most painful part of human life. Grief includes the broad range of
behavior and respective emotions. It shows by the people at that time, when they seek sudden
loss. In this context, Kubler-Ross gave 5 stages of grief such as acceptance, depression, denial,
bargaining and anger. In the context of Job’s book, the suffering s of Jobs correlates with the
grief process of Kubler-Ross (Pomeroy & Garcia, 2008). The story of Job states that Job had lost
his entire natural gift such as spirituality, emotions, wealth and health that is given by the nature
to Job. The text of Job clearly identified the every stage of grief that is describes by Kubler-Ross:
Grieving process according to the story of Job:
1. Denial is the an element of grief process
2. Anger also work as an evidenced...