There are so many other more immediate feelings. There’s anger. There’s fear, dread, and overwhelm. There’s deep, deep sorrow. In speaking the grief you realize that it’s not the kind of grief or rage or fear that can be equated with what you encounter in your own life or even in your family. It’s categorically different from “the slings and arrows

The interweaving of personal and planetary losses has left many of us feeling uncertain, anxious, and ultimately heartbroken. Our broken hearts have the potential to open us to a wider sense of identity,