Good Readings

Anxiety seems to be a common emotion.  Too common. Zane used to ponder how his generation seemed ‘perfect on paper’ but were full of anxiety, depression and worry.  I’m not sure there is a one-size-fits-all answer but I do know that it is prevalent in our society and that everyone experiences it as some level… Read more: The Anxiety of Grief by Dr Wolfelt

My latest read was about how many spaces our grief needs and how to build room for each. Leanne, a Pastor who tended to her Parish in their times of joy and sorrow, found herself personally dealing with grief, when her sister passed away after a long battle with cancer. Grief knocked the foundation of… Read more: Grieving Room by Leanne Friesen

The wording on the back cover of “Love and Grief” by Emily P. Bingham, was the reason I chose this book to read. It suggested that it helps “soften the pain…and maintain a lifelong connection” to our loved ones. Emily’s grief journey began when her husband passed of cancer when he was thirty-two. She claims… Read more: Love & Grief by Emily P. Bingham

With my quest to connect to the other side of the realm, one of the shining stars to help with this is Sonia Choquette.  Her book, “21 Days to Jump-Start Your Intuition” was my compass. Sonia is an author, spiritual teacher and intuitive guide. Her soft-spoken ideologies I have gathered in courses, social media and… Read more: 21 Days to Jump-Start Your Intuition by Sonia Choquette

The latest book I read was, “Grief is Love” by Marisa Renee Lee who wished to reveal how one can create space for their grief to help experience joy in this life.  Her story is of loss that she has experienced personally through the death of her mother, a pregnancy and a young cousin. Interestingly… Read more: Grief is Love by Marisa Renee Lee