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Are you ready to give the finger to “time heals all wounds” and start healing NOW?
Maybe some of these statements sound familiar:
- You’ve tried to begin healing your grief by reading books, joining support groups and even trying specialized counseling to move forward from loss, yet they all feel like they’re “missing something”
- You’re tired of feeling alone but don’t want to be judged by others for moving forward with your new life
- You feel like your grief is complicated… how is it possible to miss someone immensely in one moment, and feel grateful for new possibilities in your life the next? Should you feel guilty for seeing a loved one’s new “presence” in your life from another realm as a gift?
- You’ve never experienced the death of a loved one but still feel some profound sense of inner grief that you can’t quite put your finger on
- It feels like nobody understands your pain, despite calling on others for help… you feel stuck on an island without a life raft or even a map for essential supplies
- You believe the MYTH that “time heals all”, yet, still feel a sense of emptiness and lack of purpose years after experiencing profound loss
- Experiencing loss has opened your eyes to glimpses of “other realms” or “spiritual awakening”, but you feel like nobody in your life would understand yet alone want to hear about such ideas
- You feel imprisoned by grief and can’t seem to see a way out of your current reality
- You’re overly anxious, sensitive to your surroundings, and can’t seem to get a handle on racing, judgmental thoughts
- You’ve let go of taking care of yourself in the most loving way possible because you feel like your purpose is gone
- You have an inner sense of *knowing* how to heal, but can’t quite seem to access it
Hi, Friend.
I know how overwhelming all of those statements above can feel, because I’ve lived them.
I have walked the path you are on right now.
I know how frustrating and impossible it can feel to heal from the wounds deep loss has inflicted on your life.
I also understand how tired you must feel right now, stuck in the neverending cycle of grieving-->trying to heal--> taking steps backward --> feeling shame or failure --> starting over.
So why on earth would you want to take full responsibility for your healing process right here and now, instead of waiting for time to do the work of healing wounds for you?
I’m going to be honest with you here… because you can’t afford not to.
Because you already know how precious this one life is. Especially if someone else’s has been seemingly ripped away from yours.
What I’m about to say might seem shocking to you, but I learned that we are not only fully responsible for our own healing, but rapidly capable of doing so, through a profound and life-altering experience:
When my late husband passed away in a helicopter crash five years ago, he took me with him in his moment of death to another realm.
This out-of-body experience with him, where I saw our core essences and reveled in the vastness of infinite lifetimes together, revealed our life’s true purpose.
That purpose is to experience divine, universal love.
And, what’s more, we cannot experience this love if we are eternally bound by grief.
I get that’s a lot to take in. You can read those sentences again if you want to (... and, if you’re curious to know more about that particular experience, which seeded my spiritual awakening, you can read on later down the page).
Grief is the natural emotional and physical reaction to any unmet expectation in our lives.
Death ends the expectation that someone will be in our lives “forever”.
Divorce ends the expectation that marriage is “for life”.
A friend moving away ends the expectation that they will always be right down the street for a cup of tea whenever we need to chat.
So, who then creates these expectations in the first place?
We do. Our minds do.
We are conditioned to expect things out of other people and relationships through eons of social conditioning over the vast evolution of our human experiment. Grief is as interconnected to the fabric of society as we are.
It could be said that a feeling, an emotion as effortless as breathing would take the same amount of time to unlearn, but this is simply not the case.
This is what I learned whilst in the other realm with Kristian. Everything is happening all at once: the span of our lives, our deaths, our soul’s evolutions to other planes, and therefore we can have and experience whatever we wish in an instant. Being in the flow of universal love allows us to do this.
This is not to say we shouldn’t honor or experience our unique grief (... in fact, we will speak much more on that later, in great detail).
This simply posits we can choose to heal whenever we would like.
Society would like you to think otherwise. Why else would the trope of the “Black Widow” exist for so long?
Our Western constructs of death, dying, endings, and grief keep us bound to an archetype of feeling shame, disempowered, helpless, and profound sadness.
Because we are taught time heals all wounds, not *we* heal all wounds.
(Ok but Saoirse, you just said a few sentences ago that time doesn’t really exist. I’m feeling a bit lost).
Aha! Then you are already understanding what I mean.
We are chained to time. The key to being our rapid healing journey lies in dismantling the time-grief continuum.
If you want to know precisely how this is possible… read on, intrepid cosmic adventurer.
When I was 27, I lost my Dad to brain cancer.
When I was 28, my husband, Kristian, suddenly passed in a tragic helicopter accident.
My life was broken into so many pieces, and just when I thought lightning couldn’t strike three times in one place, it did:
I had a spiritual awakening.
It felt …weird. In the days and months that followed, I was *supposed* to be grieving. And in many ways, I was. But, I discovered my ability to talk to my Dad and Kristian every day, and to heal my life by bringing the experiences I truly desired into my field of consciousness. I found deep, inner peace. I found proof that any one of us can live a peaceful, fulfilled and abundant life at any point in time… all we have to do is ask, and be willing to serve.
This ability was sparked by a profound, “out of body” experience I shared with my husband at his time of death. I speak about this experience in greater detail in my keynote speech (which… it probably makes more sense to hear about it that way…) but in a nutshell, he and I were so close, like, twin flames close, that he communicated his passing to me on a soul level in many ways during the 24 hours before he left this earth, and in his time of death, he took me with him to another realm, where I saw what we all are at our core: pure, infinite love.
Whoa, right?!!
Imagine experiencing this, as a 28 year old millennial woman.
Part of me said “no, thanks” and didn’t want to connect the dots… from strange conversations between the two of us 48 hours prior to his accident, to seeing repeating numbers and hearing voices of protection the day of, to being lifted out of my own body at 10:22 PM on July 1, 2015. I “heard” the knock on my apartment door an hour before two men appeared to tell me my husband was involved in a crash… I remember saying to one of them, “this isn’t real. You were just here an hour ago.”
But it was all real, as real as the crushing feeling of numbness, shock, and anguish at having my true love ripped away from me.
The days and weeks after Kristian’s death were a blur. I was still grappling with my Dad’s death the year before, and now the two most important men in my life were gone. I felt like an empty husk and struggled to find meaning in each sunrise.
Still, there was a whisper within telling me that the realm Kristian showed me was real, and I needed to look deeper to understand why I had experienced such an intense connection with him.
I began to journal every day, after meditating on “that feeling” I had experienced of being taken to another place. What started to flow from the tip of my pen was unexpected, and yet sounded so familiar:
“Perhaps I may sound different than what you remember from my time on Earth. Yet, I am speaking the same words now as I did then, what I already knew to be true during our brief time together: that we are powerful beyond measure, and we are meant to live, give, and receive love. This holy exchange is the reason why we choose to come here, and why we again choose to return home. Hold this love up to the light, and let every day be an examination of its splendor.”
There it was, in plain language in front of me: “The Voice” of my inner consciousness. It wasn’t simply a channel, it was a language I knew I shared with Kristian, with my dad, and with everyone else. It was the seat of non-judgement, the fabric of our connectedness, and flow with all of life. This voice was my way forward, and became my mission to guide others to recognize.
(Side note- many gurus would love to sell you the idea that this voice takes years and years to recognize/manifest/call into consciousness. Not true. The message above was one of the first excerpts from my journal, and reads just as true as the messages I channel to this day. Anyone can access inner peace in an instant.)
I learned how to commune with “The Voice” daily and continued writing what I heard. It led me to a series of questions I wrote and worked through, which allowed me to come to terms with my grief, forgive myself of toxic shame, and allow abundance into my life. Those questions are now the cornerstone of my coaching practice and part of every keynote workshop I deliver. The Voice urged me to quit my job and see the world. I would like to think The Voice brought new love into my consciousness. It brought empathy, compassion, and awareness.
Trust me, it’s hard being a WOKE AF millennial when your Ego is telling you to be everything but. The Ego will tell you to slow your roll and put noise-cancelling headphones over The Voice. The Ego was designed to keep us safe and comfortable. I think there’s something delightful about stepping out of your comfort zone, while still acknowledging that zone exists.
If I know one thing, it is this: it’s ok to be imperfect and awake at the same time.
It’s ok to struggle.
It is ok to question your reality and still be getting used to making a home in your own skin.
The love I experienced in the other realm is the door to inner peace. It is our True North. Every day that I doubt my ability to tell my story of grief, redemption, and forgiveness, I hear The Voice telling me that my story is one that needs to be heard. There is nothing inherently unique about it, but if it brings comfort to another #millennial who’s been through the wringer, I’m all about sharing.
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