This week’s anonymous call begins with an unexpected laugh, “Don’t misgender God!” But from there, we turn towards the questions and stories that formed my guest’s beliefs.

She talks about witnessing her father’s peaceful passing, the strange signs that followed, and how those experiences restored her faith that something waits for us after death. We also dig into grief, how it lingers like a sudden pothole in the middle of an otherwise good day, and why she sees every person as an irreplaceable puzzle piece.

The conversation stretches from religion to consciousness, from science to synchronicity, all woven together with honesty and humor.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Book recommendation: The Diary of Anne Frank by Anne Frank
• Grief as a state of being, not just an emotion
• Why death is like losing a puzzle piece that can never be duplicated
• Stories of signs and synchronicities after loss
• How her father’s passing restored her faith in an afterlife
• Ego, consciousness, and what might dissolve when we die
• The strange and beautiful ways nature reminds us of connection

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