Cheryle and I met through a Heal Your Life® Training Retreat that I was facilitating based on the philosophies of Louise Hay. So many of our conversations turned to the subject of grief. This discussion helps us to heal our hearts and honour our feelings. Cheryle's story of resilience is inspiring and healing. I hope you enjoy it and are moved to look within to resolve your own feelings around grief.

When the Universe whispers lessons of love and loss, are we ready to listen? Our latest conversation with Cheryle Maracle, a proud Mohawk woman, embraces just that – an odyssey through grief's shadows and the resilience it takes to emerge into the light. As Cheryl recounts the poignant chapters of her life, from the death of a sibling she never met to a family tragedy that echoes across generations, her spirit and wisdom wrap us in a blanket of empathy and understanding.
Together, Cheryl and I unravel the significance of Mohawk funeral customs, the creation of personal memorials, and the shared humanity that binds us in moments of profound sorrow.
The episode is framed by the nurturing roles of death and birth doulas, drawing symmetry in the eternal cycle of life. It's a reassurance that in the midst of our most vulnerable times, there is a community, a heritage, and a Universe affirming that we are safe and loved.
To learn more about Cheryle's coaching and workshops please email her at cherbuck69@gmail.com, and for her leather products, visit HERE.

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