In this episode of the Left Turn Podcast, Wendy Mulder shares her unique perspective on grief, death, and dying. Rather than viewing these as inherently sad or tragic, Wendy sees them as opportunities to celebrate the being and honor their choices.

She emphasizes the importance of trusting oneself, having choice, and being present and receptive rather than contracting down in grief. Wendy discusses how she applied these principles when dealing with the loss of her husband and other challenging life experiences. Her approach offers a refreshing alternative to the typical grieving process, focusing on joy, gratitude, and the continuation of the being beyond the physical body.

Resources:

Wendy Mulder has spent decades walking alongside people through their most challenging chapters of life. From caring for her own mother to supporting others, she knows the quiet strength, the unspoken exhaustion, and the deep love that often come with caring. A former Registered Nurse (BNSc.), Wendy has authored two books, Learning From Grief & Dying Happy: The Gift of Choice. She is a Certified Facilitator of Access Consciousness.®

Mentioned during the Podcast