Dancing with Grief: A Heartfelt Conversation with Gloria Eid
Episode Overview
Delve into the transformative nature of grief and its potential to increase resilience and sustain activism work Explore the complexities of grief and intentional grieving Reflect on the significance of nature in processing grief and the return of grief Navigate the intersection of individual and collective grief with nuance and compassion Experience a deeply human exploration of grief, loss, and the power of intentional grieving
In case you didn't know, the sun shined for you today, and the leaves breathed a little bit greener, and the rain washed away the sidewalk chalk, because you mustn't look down anyway. In case you didn't know, you are loved.
How do we navigate the tumultuous waves of grief? In this episode of The Soul's Work Podcast, host Janice Ho sits down with Gloria Eid, a writer, poet, and grief movement guide, to unpack the multifaceted nature of grief. Whether it's the heart-wrenching loss of a loved one, the heavy work of healing from trauma, or the collective sorrow we witness in the world, Janice and Gloria explore how grief touches every part of our lives.
They share personal stories and practical strategies that have helped them build a close relationship with their grief. Gloria reads from her poignant poetry book 'Waves', offering listeners a glimpse into her journey and reflections on grief. The discussion covers the importance of processing grief, the role of nature in finding solace, and why the wellness industry often sidesteps grief practices. Through this candid conversation, you'll discover how embracing grief can foster resilience and even fuel activism.
Tune in for an episode that’s as comforting as it is enlightening.