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BLOG SERIES - FEBRUARY 2026
I began a series with an introduction December 2025, on How to Heal our Griefs and Sorrows with excerpts and teaching from Francis Weller’s book The Wild Edge of Sorrow. Starting a new year usually means focusing on “onward and upward”, and descending to the depths of our soul is not usually though of as some “New Year Goal”. But, I present to you an invitation to read along with me and invite those big feelings that perhaps haven’t had attention or a voice to come out and join you in living.
Through this journey, I hope for a renewed excitement for living and vision for the future. Read the introduction blog here: The Sacred Work of Grief.
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THE WILD EDGE OF SORROW
Rituals of Renewal and the Sacred Work of Grief. (Kindle version here) I started this book 2 years ago, listening on audible. Then I paused the deep dive for a season. Now I am picking it back up. Listing to the audible, reading the paperback, journaling, and formulating blogs to touch on the points of grief and sorrow hoping to have a conversation and connect with others processing their sorrow and grief.
I’ve been going through this book on audible & paperback over and over and will be making a lot of references to it in the next blog series.
The Body Keeps the Score
Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma, Paperback; I’ve been working through this book over a year and I am still processing it. I have the paperback, but lately I have been playing through the chapters on audible as I work on my healing art pieces in my art studio.

Unprocessed grief and shame can keep us emotionally frozen, unable to truly connect with the people we love. In this post we explore why so many Christians struggle with hidden shame, how it masquerades as depression, and what it means to actually heal from the inside out. Using the Bible's two greatest commandments as our guide, we'll look at how loving yourself is not selfishness, it's the foundation of loving others well. Includes a 7-step guided prayer for healing shame.