Unbearable Grace: Letting Grief Guide You Back Home to the Heart
“There is no remedy for love but to love more.” Henry David Thoreau
My father died from addiction and a broken heart. I buried him on my 25th birthday. That big/little fact awoke the desire to bring consciousness to our addictions, relational patterns and threw me into lifetime of learning about the god-sized hole we all try to fill until we hit the bottom. Apparently, even bottomless pits have bottoms.
This wild journey of healing, redemption and radical living that I now get to share the fruits of with others, is my greatest joy and passion. This is an ode to the powerful devotions of the human heart, and to the awakening of desire to serve humanity that we all carry inside us.
In this zine, you will find:
Ways to use grief as your guide
Contemplations around the question “What do I do with all this grief?”
Supportive resources and more ❤️
“There is no remedy for love but to love more.” Henry David Thoreau
My father died from addiction and a broken heart. I buried him on my 25th birthday. That big/little fact awoke the desire to bring consciousness to our addictions, relational patterns and threw me into lifetime of learning about the god-sized hole we all try to fill until we hit the bottom. Apparently, even bottomless pits have bottoms.
This wild journey of healing, redemption and radical living that I now get to share the fruits of with others, is my greatest joy and passion. This is an ode to the powerful devotions of the human heart, and to the awakening of desire to serve humanity that we all carry inside us.
In this zine, you will find:
Ways to use grief as your guide
Contemplations around the question “What do I do with all this grief?”
Supportive resources and more ❤️
“There is no remedy for love but to love more.” Henry David Thoreau
My father died from addiction and a broken heart. I buried him on my 25th birthday. That big/little fact awoke the desire to bring consciousness to our addictions, relational patterns and threw me into lifetime of learning about the god-sized hole we all try to fill until we hit the bottom. Apparently, even bottomless pits have bottoms.
This wild journey of healing, redemption and radical living that I now get to share the fruits of with others, is my greatest joy and passion. This is an ode to the powerful devotions of the human heart, and to the awakening of desire to serve humanity that we all carry inside us.
In this zine, you will find:
Ways to use grief as your guide
Contemplations around the question “What do I do with all this grief?”
Supportive resources and more ❤️