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EPISODE · May 18, 2025 · 20 MIN

Grief and Death in My Life: What Helped Me Hold It Together

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In this deeply personal episode of Gnome Talk, I open up about a season of profound loss, my best friend, my younger sister, two aunts, and most recently, my grandmother.I don’t have all the answers about death, the afterlife, or what comes next, but I do have lived experience, intuitive moments, and a kind of peace that has helped me stay grounded through it all. This episode isn’t about beliefs, it’s about presence, connection, and the mysterious threads that help us hold grief without falling apart.I share the story of being present with my grandfather in his final moments, the intuitive pull to visit my grandmother just before she passed, and the quiet knowing that even without certainty there can still be meaning, love, and peace.If you’re navigating grief, this episode is for you.🙏 We don’t have to know everything to hold each other through something.💬 Share your experience in the comments, and subscribe for more episodes of spiritual reflection, gnome wisdom, and real conversations.Gnome Blessings to all who grieve, all who hold space, and all who still find beauty in the face of endings.

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