The Space Between Grief and Joy
Episode description
Grief and Loss are two powerful words that we humans try to avoid at all costs because it hurts emotionally and sometimes physically. In this episode, we explore the Three of Swords. This Tarot depicts the message of rejection, betrayal, hurt and discouragement. It reminds us that pain, sorrow and grief are a necessary part of life. Without pain, you would never experience the challenges you need to grow and develop as a person. The bad news is everyone has to go through this pain at some point in their human experience. The good news is that this painful season will pass.
Let's start the Adventure! Join us as we discuss:
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Spiritual Evolution
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Platitudes
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Generational Grief
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Ancestors
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Healing
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Clearing
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Love Energy
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Growing together
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Losing your job
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True North
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Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief by David Kessler
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Clarity
Honorable Mentions
Spiritual Evolution Collective
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Discovering your true north makes life easier: Here's why
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This podcast is hosted by Andrea Neville and Jessica Paschke. As professional mediums and intuitives, their goal is to create a curiosity-led space that allows you to dive deeper into your own personal inner knowing and soul adventure, empowering you to create more joy and connection in your life. They'd love to have you join the conversation to explore the Spirit realm and how it can enrich all lives.
Learn more about them here.
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The Adventures with Spirit intro, outro and transition music is named Heart Goes Numb by Coma Svensson and was found on Epidemic Sounds.
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