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In this week’s episode of Ordinary Humans, Extraordinary Souls, Sonraya hosts her first guest, Nicola Duffell, a Life Mentor and Grief Activist. Join them as they explore the deep journey with grief – something they’re both quite intimate with.
In this episode:
- What made Nicola decide to call herself a Grief Activist?
- Cultural differences around grief
- What do we mean by grief – how do we define it?
- Grief is so personal and extraordinarily messy, and it needs time
- Francis Weller's Five Gates of Grief
- Death can reactivate and trigger old and unresolved issues
- What's Nicola’s personal experience with grief?
- How does Nicola navigate her grief?
- The physical pain of grief and grieving in community
- Grief is a journey and it needs a voice
- We all want to be seen and heard
- Grief can be really lonely
- Were there any learnings or gifts that grief brought Nicola?
- Is grief ever done?
- Grief is love
- How do you hold on to hope?
- Everyday tasks can feel like the biggest things in the world
- Giving yourself permission to grieve
Links:
Interested in learning more about Sonraya and how you can work with her? Head to her website.
Buy Sonraya’s book – Mother Earth is Calling You: Winter Wisdom.
Book a free 30-minute consultancy call by phone or Zoom with Sonraya here.
Contact Sonraya and sign up to her newsletter. By doing that, you receive some beautiful meditations as a gift, to support a deeper connection with your divine feminine.
Connect with Sonraya on Instagram or Facebook.
Connect with Nicola Duffell on her website or Instagram, and join The Quiet Place, her tender community space, here.
Books and podcasts mentioned:
The Wild Edge of Sorrow by Francis Weller
The Smell of Rain on Dust by Martín Prechtel
The Jono Fisher Podcast: Michelle C. Johnson, Finding Refuge in Grief
Music credit: “Sappheiros - Embrace” is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0) / sappheiros
Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://bit.ly/embrace-song
We’d love you to share this episode with your friends, community, and anyone you think would enjoy it.
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By Sonraya GraceSend us a text
In this week’s episode of Ordinary Humans, Extraordinary Souls, Sonraya hosts her first guest, Nicola Duffell, a Life Mentor and Grief Activist. Join them as they explore the deep journey with grief – something they’re both quite intimate with.
In this episode:
- What made Nicola decide to call herself a Grief Activist?
- Cultural differences around grief
- What do we mean by grief – how do we define it?
- Grief is so personal and extraordinarily messy, and it needs time
- Francis Weller's Five Gates of Grief
- Death can reactivate and trigger old and unresolved issues
- What's Nicola’s personal experience with grief?
- How does Nicola navigate her grief?
- The physical pain of grief and grieving in community
- Grief is a journey and it needs a voice
- We all want to be seen and heard
- Grief can be really lonely
- Were there any learnings or gifts that grief brought Nicola?
- Is grief ever done?
- Grief is love
- How do you hold on to hope?
- Everyday tasks can feel like the biggest things in the world
- Giving yourself permission to grieve
Links:
Interested in learning more about Sonraya and how you can work with her? Head to her website.
Buy Sonraya’s book – Mother Earth is Calling You: Winter Wisdom.
Book a free 30-minute consultancy call by phone or Zoom with Sonraya here.
Contact Sonraya and sign up to her newsletter. By doing that, you receive some beautiful meditations as a gift, to support a deeper connection with your divine feminine.
Connect with Sonraya on Instagram or Facebook.
Connect with Nicola Duffell on her website or Instagram, and join The Quiet Place, her tender community space, here.
Books and podcasts mentioned:
The Wild Edge of Sorrow by Francis Weller
The Smell of Rain on Dust by Martín Prechtel
The Jono Fisher Podcast: Michelle C. Johnson, Finding Refuge in Grief
Music credit: “Sappheiros - Embrace” is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0) / sappheiros
Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://bit.ly/embrace-song
We’d love you to share this episode with your friends, community, and anyone you think would enjoy it.