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In this week’s episode of The Story of Spirit, Sheetal explores the powerful intersection of grief, growth, and the sacred pause—a place many high-achieving women and entrepreneurs find themselves when life forces a deep transition. Drawing from astrology, life cycles, and personal reflection, Sheetal shares why grief is not only about death, but also about letting go of old identities, outdated patterns, and stories that no longer serve your soul.
Through vivid metaphors of snakes shedding skin and butterflies struggling out of cocoons, this episode reminds us that transformation is messy, nonlinear, and deeply human. Whether you are moving through midlife transitions, navigating unexpected loss, or reimagining who you are becoming, this conversation offers both compassionate insight and spiritual perspective to help you honor your sacred pause.
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Sheetal invites you to reflect with the following questions:
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Music Credits: The music is composed by Stockaudios via Pixabay.
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