EP. 56 | Grief Is a Doorway… What People Encounter in Loss | Real Stories of Presence

Grief is something we all walk through.It can feel like silence. Like distance. Like standing at a doorway you never wanted to enter.But what if that doorway isn’t empty?In this episode of Sasquatch & Sourdough, we explore real encounters that take place in the middle of loss—moments that are quiet, unexpected, and deeply personal.From historical accounts recorded in Phantasms of the Living to modern experiences, a pattern begins to emerge:People in grief… often don’t feel alone.Through the writings of C. S. Lewis, a Bigfoot encounter reported through the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization in Indiana, and a powerful account of children saved in what many describe as an angelic encounter, this episode explores what it means to walk through loss—and what may meet us there.And at the center of it all is a simple but lasting reminder:After losing his daughters at sea, Horatio Spafford wrote It Is Well With My Soul—not after healing, but in the middle of grief.Not all encounters are seen.Some are felt.And some… stay with us.