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Love and death – what legends!

Everyone knows them, and as soon as they enter our lives, we find ourselves and our feelings between worlds.

They are unprecedentedly boundless in their demand for expression, and besides the fear of finiteness which they provoke in us, both carry in their baggage the promise of infinity.

In this anthology, 46 authors are dedicated in various ways to the themes of love, death and separation – with the hope of being connected across all borders and the courage required to live finiteness.

For me, writing is just as much accompaniment as working in my practice. Not because I am the born author, but because grief and above all the people behind it deserve more visibility.
In the viaMAG you will find articles in which I share experience, professional knowledge and impulses for mourners. Maybe you will find something there that strengthens you or gives you a bit of clarity.

The magazine of the new culture of mourning

This is really just about one thing.

There are times when life demands everything.
Grief, farewell, illness, change. This is where viaMAG comes in.

It tells of life before, with and after loss, of emotions that move us and often leave us speechless. Personal, close and also emotional, with our All Time Favorites in the print issue.
Everything in it is timeless and valid at all times.

What began as a quiet thought in 2019 became an idea that sounded crazy at first and is a reality today. There are many magazines, but the viaMAG is unique.

It is unlimited emotional, a loud voice for more tolerance and for the tabooing of grief. It creates space for niches in the niche and for a language that does not evaluate psychological stress, but makes it visible. Because where words are missing and experiences are not shared, isolation arises and the path becomes lonely.

Like to look inside and discover columns, personal experiences, essays, stories and poetry.
The viaMAG is freely accessible, free of charge and downloadable.

Life ends – Love never.
Bo Hauer