Grief On Purpose
Grief On Purpose
Podcast Description
Changing the conversation of grief and death.
What if grief, in its suffocating pain, is not a burden to carry or something from which we need to move on? What if grief is instead a sacred invitation, an opening to feel more deeply, to connect in unimaginable ways, and to transform all that we knew to be true?
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of grief, loss, and healing, with episodes that discuss personal stories, such as the transformation of pain into purpose and practical strategies for navigating grief. For example, the inaugural episode dives into Jessica Jurgens' experiences with multiple losses, illustrating how these moments shaped her understanding and approach to grief.
Changing the conversation of grief and death.
What if grief, in its suffocating pain, is not a burden to carry or something from which we need to move on? What if grief is instead a sacred invitation, an opening to feel more deeply, to connect in unimaginable ways, and to transform all that we knew to be true?
In this episode, sound healer Joya Sosnowski shares her grief story, including the death of her 18-year-old son Weston. In this honest and inspiring conversation with Laura, Joya shares how grief has become a pathway to deeper awareness and spiritual connection. Joya discusses the intuitive sense she had before Weston’s accident, the layered emotions surrounding his upcoming birthday, and the significant moments that have shaped her journey with grief.
Joya explains how her practices—drumming, movement, and meditation—have helped her stay grounded, while experiencing profound pain and simultaneously maintaining an openness to life’s deeper mysteries.
This conversation explores territory beyond typical grief discussions: how death can shift our perspectives, how connection continues beyond physical presence, and how embracing difficult emotions might actually expand our capacity for living fully.
For those navigating loss or supporting someone through grief, this episode offers insights not for “moving on” after a death, but for allowing it to inform a more meaningful relationship with life itself.
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