Two different ways of engaging this work, depending on
where you find yourself now.
A year-long, guided journey for those whose grief has raised deeper questions about death, continuity, and the nature of relationship beyond loss.
This path unfolds slowly, within a small and held space, and is designed to be lived with rather than completed.
For individuals requiring private guidance alongside or beyond the Between Worlds journey. This is offered selectively for individuals whose grief feels existential or identity-altering, and who want guided support in developing continuing bonds and reorienting meaning after loss.
I have spent decades working at the intersection of grief, consciousness, and lived spiritual experience.
This work has been shaped not only by study and teaching, but by sustained engagement with people in profound loss, and by the questions that grief raises when reassurance is no longer sufficient.
I do not approach this work as a method or a system, but as a responsibility — to be clear, careful, and grounded when others are navigating what has altered their inner world.
A quiet, shared space for those living with loss.
Grief can be isolating, even when surrounded by people.
The Pillars of Grief community exists as a shared ground, a place where language is careful, presence is respected, and no one is required to explain themselves.
It is not a forum or a social space. It is a place to remain in conversation with ideas, reflections, and others who understand that grief does not resolve, it continues.
Belonging — without exposure ● Continuity — without pressure ● A shared language — without performance
You don’t need to decide anything now.
If it feels helpful, you’re welcome to begin with the free meditations quietly, in your own time.
Table of Contents Can you talk to dead loved ones When a Loved One Dies, the Silence Can Be the Hardest Part Talking to a Loved One vs. “Talking to the Dead” Is It Possible to Communicate With a Deceased Loved One? Hearing Their Voice, Without Losing Yourself Guilt, Regret, and the Words Left Unspoken A Healthy Way to Cope, Not an Escape Integrating Grief Into Life, Not “Moving On” Staying Connected While Still Living
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