Bryan Welch on What Grief Really Teaches Us About Love
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Bryan Welch on What Grief Really Teaches Us About Love
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What if grief is not something to get through, but something that opens you? Bryan Welch lost his 25 year old son to addiction, and in the depths of that loss he could not find a reason to care for himself or for much of anything at all. What he found instead was how to care without reason, how to love unconditionally, and eventually a kind of joyful connection he never expected to feel again.
Bryan is a business executive, writer, rancher, and practicing Buddhist, and his new book from New Harbinger, The Gift of a Broken Heart, is his account of that journey. He and Lisa talk about grief as a teacher rather than a problem to be solved, about how loss dismantles our illusions of safety and separateness, and about what becomes possible on the other side.
In this conversation:
· Why grief fully felt can connect us rather than isolate us
· What Buddhist practice offers a heart in pieces
· Losing a child to addiction, and living with that loss honestly
· How vulnerability opens the door to compassion and real joy
· Why if we love, we will grieve, and why that is not a tragedy
Find Bryan at thegiftofabrokenheart.com, and subscribe to The Miracle of Healing so you do not miss what is coming next.