In Episode 2 of The Veil: On Death & Shadow Work, we dive into the concept of Death as a Spiritual Teacher. In Western culture, death is often seen as something to fear—an ominous end or a judgment day. But what if death was seen not as a final destination but as a profound teacher of life, transformation, and rebirth?
In this episode, I open up about my own journey with death, from the small, seemingly trivial moments of loss to the teachings from various spiritual traditions. We explore how these beliefs—whether Buddhist, Hindu, or Celtic—embrace death as a continuation, a release, and an opportunity to let go. We'll also discuss how death shows up in our everyday lives as we shed parts of our identities, relationships, and beliefs to grow into new versions of ourselves. As we move out of Samhain and through the thinning of the veil, let’s talk about befriending our deepest fears and seeing death as a teacher of impermanence and freedom. Join me for a raw, introspective conversation on how facing the reality of death can invite us to live with more openness, release, and trust.
