We’re living in a world that’s working overtime to convince us we’re separate. That we’re alone. That we should be afraid of each other.
But I refuse to buy into that lie. And I know you do, too.
That’s why this week’s episode of Grief Heals is about something radical: remembering that we belong to each other.
Grief has been my greatest teacher in this. It has stripped away the illusion of individualism and shown me—without a doubt—that what happens to one of us, happens to all of us. We breathe the same air. Drink the same water. Walk the same earth. We are each other.
In this episode I share stories of how grief has woken me up—not just to my own heart, but to my neighbors, to the suffering of marginalized communities, to the undeniable truth that our healing is bound together.
And if you’re reading this, I know you feel it, too.
This isn’t just a podcast episode. It’s an invitation. To resist the division being spoon-fed to us. To stay open when the world tells us to shut down. To love fiercely, even when it’s uncomfortable.
If you don’t have time to listen, here’s something to sit with:
Where has grief cracked me open to love more?
How can I stand with and for people beyond my immediate world?
Where is fear trying to close my heart, and how can I welcome my fear and keep my heart open?
And if you do listen, share it. Talk about it. Let’s be the ones who refuse to turn away.
We are the love revolution. And we need each other now more than ever.
P.S. If you’re longing for a space to feel connected amidst the divide, join our free Healing Circle. The next one is Tuesday March 18 at 5:30 PM PST—a space to experience belonging, to grieve, to breathe, and to remember that we are not alone. You are welcome here. .
