25/09/2026
Last year today, I experienced life and death at the same time.
Through my own journey with energy healing, I began to understand that perhaps grief is not only about saying goodbye.
When my grandmother passed away, I was six months pregnant with my twins and couldn’t return home to be with my family. Yet, in a moment that felt deeply spiritual, I connected with her through meditation.
I saw her in a vision — wearing her study uniform, carrying her bag, and peacefully following a little Buddha.
The vision felt so vivid that I drew what I had seen and shared it with my family, simply wanting them to know that Grandma was safe and in a better place.
Later, through a friend from the Buddhist Association, my family learned about a traditional practice of preparing the departed for their journey to the divine — providing them with their uniform, shoes, bag and books.
My family quickly gathered my grandmother’s uniform, shoes, bag and books to send her off.
The connection between what I had seen in my meditation and what unfolded in reality deeply moved me. I was surprised by how closely they connected, and it gave me a profound sense that perhaps she was continuing on her journey in her own way.
Perhaps grief is not only about saying goodbye.
Perhaps love continues beyond what we can see.
Perhaps death is not the end, but simply a continuation of the journey.
I am eternally grateful that I stepped into the role of a healer. Through this path, I have learned to open myself to a world beyond what our eyes can see — and to trust what our hearts and energy can feel.
With many love and light,
From me to you🕊️
