Love & Loss Reflections
Grief is not a problem to be solved or a state to be rushed through. It is an initiation — one that alters the shape of the heart, the way we listen, and the depth at which we love. These reflections were written for those moments when life breaks open in ways we did not choose, and yet are asked to meet with honesty, presence, and care.
The Love & Loss series explores grief as a sacred threshold rather than a failure of faith or strength. Here, sorrow is not bypassed or spiritualised away, but honoured as a teacher that carries its own intelligence. These writings speak to the lived experience of loss — the ache, the disorientation, the quiet reckonings — and the slow remembering that can follow.
This space is for those walking through loss, and for those learning how to stay awake inside it. You are welcome to move slowly here. Read what calls to you. There is no right pace, no correct outcome — only the invitation to remain present, honest, and human.
Can love ever be vandalised? A reflection on the recent vandalism in Medjugorje, forgiveness, and why fear can never erase the light within us.
I never told a soul I wanted a pearl rosary — and yet one arrived in my hands through love, intuition, and a moment that felt like a sign from the universe.
What does it truly mean to care? A personal reflection on grief, compassion, spiritual awakening, and the quiet power of becoming love made visible.
Grief is often mistaken for a lack of faith — but what if it’s simply love responding to loss? A reflection on grief, spirituality, A Course in Miracles, and the humanity of Jesus.
A Course in Miracles teaches that the world is not real — so where does astrology fit? A reflection on using symbols without mistaking them for truth.
A reflective look at grief through A Course in Miracles — where the five stages become a compassionate, spiritual lens for living with loss rather than rushing to heal it.
