Lisa evaluates an incident she experienced when a stranger approached her on the road and began to talk to her about his religious beliefs. She talks about her internal response, the response in her body, and how she seeks to integrate the incident with the experience of oneness.

Lisa shares her personal experiences with grief and reflects on the complexities of life and death. She highlights the importance of self-discovery and personal growth in navigating grief. She emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things and invites listeners to ponder the mysteries of existence. In her reflection on death and life.

Show Notes:

https://robbell.podbean.com/e/death-fists-feels/https://www.amazon.com/Loving-What-Revised-Questions-Change/dp/0593234510/ref=asc_df_0593234510/

Lisa talk about living in a world where we do not have to apologize for our tears.

Lisa goes solo to talk about her trip to Eugene, Oregon and dedicates the episode to the people she met who work with the homeless there. She discusses ways to investigate and think about sensations in the body, as well as emotions and feelings.

Lisa goes solo to talk about Mother's Day in relationship to grief.

Lisa and Eric have a conversation sparked by a short segment of an interview with philosopher, David Bently Hart, then discuss nondualism in relation to their fundamentalist pasts, as well as to grief.

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Lisa remembers her sister, Misty, and shares her experiences with grief and healing through nature and community. She reflects on her own process of growth and reconnection, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion. She discusses how grief can lead to growth and how tshe has been working on growing her capacity for peace, rest, and joy. She shares stories about her sister, and how her legacy has impacted her life.

Lisa goes solo on this episode to share her personal journey of grief and healing after her divorce, emphasizing the importance of reframing memories through different perspectives. She discusses the significance of personalized commemoration rituals in acknowledging and healing from grief. Lisa emphasizes the value of rituals in recognizing the present moment and the love that surrounds us, leading to a newfound appreciation for ourselves and the world around us.