The moment nobody warns you about
July 10, 2026
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There is a moment in grief that nobody warns you about. It doesn’t come in the first days, when the shock is still holding you
Soul wisdom for the journey.
This is where I think out loud. Posts from the trail, from meditations, from ordinary days when something won’t let me go until I write it down.
Here, you’ll discover insights on grief, reclamation, and what it truly means to live as both a human and a soul. Some of these will resonate with you right when you need them most. Others might catch your attention later, offering new feelings or ideas you hadn’t noticed before. That’s the beauty of this kind of writing—it comes to you when you’re truly ready to receive it.
Browse below — or start wherever something catches your eye.
There is a moment in grief that nobody warns you about. It doesn’t come in the first days, when the shock is still holding you
Something is being asked of women right now that has never quite been asked in this way before. What is being asked is that women
There is a part of you that grief cannot touch. I know that might be hard to hear. When you are in the thick of
I often return to this thought: what we call grief symptoms are often soul yearnings wearing a different face. The restlessness you cannot explain. The
Somewhere along the way, many of us were taught that prayer was formal. That it required the right words, the right posture, the right amount
One of the surprising gifts of grief is that it gently clears away what isn’t truly yours. The version of yourself that was just going
Consider the subtle signs around you—the ladybug on the windowsill, the cardinal on the fence post, or a song on the radio that plays just
Maybe the reason you haven’t been able to ‘hear’ your loved one is not because they aren’t trying to reach you, but because you listen
Why We Choose This This theme touches my heart deeply. Some traditions share that before we come into this life, our souls make agreements. We
Here’s what I have come to realize with my entire being: We are not the same person we were before our loved one passed away.