Inspiring reads, important information and so much more.
Growing Through Grief: Bree Kars’ Story of Eternal Love and Compassion.
when bree kars' mother passed away, she called on Rite of passage funerals to help plan her sendoff. since then, we've been in awe of bree's growth, humility and resilience, as she navigates her grief journey one day a time. here, she share her story. [Just a heads...
Growing Through Grief: Allira Potter’s Story of Parental Loss & Finding Your Own Way
When our favourite 'Spiritual Sista, Activist and Energy Healer' Allira Potter was 17, her mother passed away from terminal cancer. It left her raw and filled with grief, yet she found her way through the darkness into the light. Here, she shares her journey. [Just a...
Growing Through Grief: Zoe Marshall’s Story of Triumph Over Tragedy
When Zoe Marshall’s mum passed away 14 years ago, she had no idea how much grief could help her grow. Since then, the media personality and creator of The Deep Podcast, vivacious mum and wife to footballer Benji Marshall, has worked tirelessly to navigate the ups...
Growing Through Grief: Emma Bowes’ Story of Legacy, Love and Life Lessons
At 36 weeks gestation, Emma Bowes (@honestly.emma) was confronted with the heartbreaking realisation that her 4th baby, Elke, no longer had a heartbeat. From that moment on her life changed forever. Here, she shares her journey. [Just a heads up: the following blog...
Growing Through Grief: Dee Tang’s Story of Spiritual Awakening & her Daughter, Kawa Leaf
In July 2017, Dee Tang’s life changed dramatically when her nearly 4-year-old daughter, Kawa Leaf, passed away in an accident on holiday in Bali. But rather than remain broken, Dee is using her grief as a tool for spiritual awakening and uncovering her soul...
How To Ritualise the Loss of a Loved One
Wondering how to ritualise the anniversary of a loved one's death? You're not alone. The loss of a loved one isn't just felt immediately after their death, the grief is continuous, and while it is always changing, its full force is often felt around family holidays...