In this week’s episode, we invite you into a very current, personal season of our life; one that has not been neatly processed or wrapped in a bow.
Aaron’s grandfather has been admitted to hospital and is not expected to leave; at the same time Greer is sitting in the ten year anniversary of her father’s passing. We speak about how we are each navigating our own grief; while still showing up for our relationship, our parenting, and our work with couples.
We explore grief not just as something to “get through” but as a powerful portal; a threshold that strips away performance and brings us closer to what really matters in love.
In this episode we explore;
How Aaron found the courage to tell his grandfather “I love you” for the first time; and how that opened a moment of healing between three generations of men
Greer’s experience of walking with her dad through terminal illness; and how she chose to drop every veil of performance and meet him soul to soul
The difference between “getting something off your chest” and speaking truth that actually liberates the heart
How to support a partner in grief when their capacity and attention are diminished; without abandoning your own boundaries or truth
Turning a misunderstanding into a home ho’oponopono style repair ritual; in front of our child
Grieving more than death; the loss of friendships, identities and old versions of self as you step onto a more authentic path
Why people may fall out of resonance as you awaken; and how to move through judgement, projection and “karmic backlash” with integrity
The importance of letting each person have their own unique way of grieving; and why we can never say “I know exactly how you feel”
Our intention is that this conversation offers you company if you are in a season of loss; and reminds you that grief, when met with presence and love, can deepen intimacy rather than shut it down.