In this episode of Authors After Action, we bring you a powerful storytelling podcast experience rooted in real life stories, inspiring interviews, and the depth of the human experience. We sit down with Tina Irwin—author, grief guide, and spiritual practitioner—whose personal journey began with the devastating loss of her six-year-old niece and evolved into a life devoted to helping others heal.

Tina shares what she believes happens after death and offers practical tools for those left behind—whether grieving a loved one, a child, or even someone they never knew. Through deep conversations, she explains how fear can be transformed into compassion, and how confusion can become clarity when we learn to face loss with openness and courage.

This episode explores overcoming adversity in its most universal form: grief. Tina’s work reveals profound resilience stories about love that continues beyond death, the power of spiritual connection, and the ways healing can occur for both the living and the departed. She opens up about remote viewing, spiritual communication, and how writing with intention becomes a form of service.

These life lessons remind us that grief is not only about death—it appears in every form of loss we face. Whether you’re seeking comfort, understanding, or a new perspective on healing, this conversation offers insight, empathy, and hope for anyone walking through loss.

Takeaways:

1. Grief can be met with compassion and clarity rather than fear.
2. Practical tools can help both the living and the departed find peace.
3. Personal loss can become a path to service and meaning.
4. Healing applies to all forms of loss, not only death.
5. Spiritual connection can transform how we process grief.
6. Writing with intention carries healing energy.

Links Referenced in This Episode:

ghosthelpers.com

tinairwin.com

Companies Mentioned in This Episode:

Amazon

Edgar Cayce’s Association for Research and Enlightenment

Audible