Angels Rush In - Mirabai Starr & Caroline Myss

Please enjoy the second lesson from our new Reflections Parallel course “The Wisdom of Grief.” Lessons 1 & 2 are so you can catch up then join us live for the rest of the series. Please click here to learn more - bit.ly/3YSZjf6
In the wake of a shattering loss, we may feel catapulted into a dreamlike state. The world as we knew it seems distant and unreal, and it may feel like we are sleepwalking. On a biochemical level, our brains are mercifully protecting us from the impact of our loss, which might otherwise be overwhelming. Spiritually, it’s as if the veils that ordinarily obscure the spiritual realm are torn away and we are granted special access to the sacred.
Takeaways from this lesson:
- Inexplicable peace
- Fugue state
- Liminal space
- Angelic support
- Presence of the ancestors
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  • @suedonn7996
    @suedonn799610 ай бұрын

    Sometimes "loss" can be a loss of faith, of motivation, desire to live, many forms of loss, and the message here certainly can apply. Thank you for sharing.

  • @firesidechatswithkristy677
    @firesidechatswithkristy67710 ай бұрын

    Thank you both for posting this, my mother passed away a few months ago and I have never felt this level of grief before, this year has been a challenge.

  • @captkimmy

    @captkimmy

    10 ай бұрын

    I am so sorry! ☮️💜🙏 my dad 1 yr now! I started to feel me come back out a little a few months ago! I have been sucking every moment I have left with my mom!

  • @gtaylor6937
    @gtaylor69378 ай бұрын

    The most shattering grief I've ever experienced was 10 years ago, and it is true that you land in a dream like state where death is very near. Many things die - music, food, attachment to anything. I kept it together for a long time but lost it one night, alone in my house. The flood that came was so enormous, so overpowering that I knew it was the grief of the world, of mothers, that crashed through my house that night. I have never felt that connected to everything that is, before or since. It was a sacred space.

  • @Wendy-gy9jx
    @Wendy-gy9jx9 ай бұрын

    Thank you, both! This was an amazing talk and I am so grateful! 💚

  • @db-333
    @db-33310 ай бұрын

    This is so profoundly beautiful on a cellular level. I know exactly!!! What you experienced, and thank you for putting into words perfectly what my heart knows. I’m blown away ! Almost as if you experienced my exact pain and surrender . ♥️🥹 thank you ! Mirabai for sharing your story . Thank you Caroline for sharing Mirabai with us! ♥️

  • @CHOPSTICKUPYOURNOSE
    @CHOPSTICKUPYOURNOSE10 ай бұрын

    Thank you: “You have an ability to make ‘pain exquisite’. It is a gift.” This is said not to hurt but to say awe.

  • @yellowpink9962
    @yellowpink99628 ай бұрын

    As someone who has had the honor of working with people IN grief.....this video was very confirming. And filled with wonderful FOOD for my SOUL.

  • @elhamsnell2976
    @elhamsnell29769 ай бұрын

    Just listening to Mirabai is enough to sooth the heart like a healing balm. And her words resonate with my soul... Thank you Caroline and Mirabai❤

  • @suedonn7996
    @suedonn799610 ай бұрын

    My mother died on Christmas, 2011. I didn't decorate or celebrate Christmas, for a year, maybe 2. I don't remember. I went through years of guilt that she died alone, but I finally realized that was her journey, and I shouldn't blame myself. I was an only child, so I carried my pain alone, too. My daughter, also an only child, lived away and had a very busy job. I've recently done some recompiculation work and have forgiven my guilt. So much here resonates with me. Thank you, again.

  • @genamccullough9681
    @genamccullough968110 ай бұрын

    So many insights! Very moving and comforting about all the grieving mothers in spirit wrapping you in their arms.

  • @jasasyiken5561
    @jasasyiken556110 ай бұрын

    I have experienced 13 losses via death of people close and closest to me, aunts and uncles I grew up with, grandparents who raised me, parent and siblings. Old age, cancer, murder, fire - you name it. They say the lesson will be served again and again until one gets it. The last one was the biggest blow. That was 10 years ago but also the most profound because it initiated a willingness in my heart to accept the lesson. It was a long 10 years pilgrimage for me but I am glad I decided to face it. To be honest, it really wasn’t a choice. It was something I had to learn. The journey of 10 years was not meant to heal 1 loss but to live all of them one by one. In many ways I hated it but in more ways, I love it. I often joke to myself nowadays that I am a master of grief (from death by now). It’s very difficult to try and encapsulate the experience like a researcher. It has to be experienced. To be tasted. To burn. And then to rise. There is no theory because they journey is so unique, unknown and incomprehensible by another. It’s like dying - everyone can speculate what it’s like and romanticize the idea of death. Truth is, it’s a path you walk and you walk alone. The good I believe, is that one can be proud to have the courage to walk into the unknown with courage. The only difference is that you’re walking it alive so there is a choice for refusal because it is so hard that you would rather not if you can. This is my take from my own journey and it’s so personal. For those who understands, let them hear… 😊

  • @Jacqueline-hu6wu
    @Jacqueline-hu6wu2 ай бұрын

    The Opening of the Heart

  • @agnespm4181
    @agnespm418110 ай бұрын

    Many thanks to you both. 💗

  • @lizafield9002
    @lizafield900210 ай бұрын

    Like pure spring water, from many levels of ancient aquifer! Holy water, to me! Thank you for the wisdom, & all the whoppings & rigors of life that drew it to the surface, so generously offered to us, all thirsty travelers.

  • @AlexB-zw4hf
    @AlexB-zw4hf10 ай бұрын

    Thank you. I'm going through illness right now. These conversations helps so much. ❤️

  • @lizafield9002

    @lizafield9002

    10 ай бұрын

    Same here. Bless you!

  • @AlexB-zw4hf

    @AlexB-zw4hf

    10 ай бұрын

    @lizafield9002 You as well!!!! There is a light at the end of the tunnel so to speak. Best wishes! :)

  • @tricialavalley812
    @tricialavalley81210 ай бұрын

    This was soooo good!!! I watched with my 25year old daughter… Thank you both 🙏🏻💗😇

  • @amandadavis8855
    @amandadavis885510 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for sharing this class, I deeply need this and am not able to afford the entire class right now. I lost four precious dearly wished for and wanted babies from 2015-2108 and my grief still consumes me. It affects my whole life, my marriage didn't survive and it is no wonder because, like Mirabai says, I am not the same person I was before this grief took me. Part of me thinks I should be over this "by now" but I am not and never will be over it. Ever. I have felt the presence of angels, dearest Sophia has been with me.... I am more recently realizing that I had no Holy Witness For my grief. My ex-husband just didn't seem affected amd didn't offer me much comfort or grace. I'm trying to be my own Holy Witness now, it is very painful. I'm finding solace and kindred in the writings of Hadevitch of Antwerp, shared by Caroline earlier this year (thank u for this gift 🙏🏻). I don't know where to put all this love I have, seems the best answer is to put it into mothering my precious living son, but it is too much for him to receive. He tells me sometimes "Mumma you are too excited" he means the love that spills out of me is overwhelming him. I don't want to smother him....where else am I supposed to put it?

  • @lesleyM84
    @lesleyM8410 ай бұрын

    what an absolute treat on this 9/9 sacred Saturday late afternoon hours 💕💕💕.. will relax and listen now..

  • @captkimmy
    @captkimmy10 ай бұрын

    Thank u so much! This is so perfect! 😘💜☮️🙏🌈🦋

  • @trynakeeppeopleoutmybusine430
    @trynakeeppeopleoutmybusine43010 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much ❤

  • @casapangea783
    @casapangea78310 ай бұрын

    i really agree about archetypes and how they function as a program we access to live through. and also about no need of grief to reach this state of angel realms. but there is no such an angelic time when loss happens. it seems a kind of filter to the essencial

  • @deannabatte1504
    @deannabatte150410 ай бұрын

    Thank you for speaking to what no human will escape in this life. I too have lost a daughter. She died of an overdose and was gone from this life for 3 days before she was found. It doesn’t feel like it’s her death that is so devastating as much as that her body was alone for and I couldn’t feel that she was gone. In my heart I know that now she is free! ❤

  • @mandolinwind
    @mandolinwind10 ай бұрын

    Thank you soo much, Mirabar and Carolyn - so wonderful. And, laffin Lenny is referenced again, yah! He also wrote, " There ain't no cure for Love" ( but you knew that)😊

  • @zenlotus4peace
    @zenlotus4peace10 ай бұрын

    I too, had the same net of mothers come to me when I lost my son through suicide. In the throes of deepest anguish, the love and knowing of those mothers surrounded me. 🙏🏼 thank you for sharing your experience.

  • @foreverjavan
    @foreverjavan10 ай бұрын

    Thank you ❤❤

  • @gabriellemorellisinger1608
    @gabriellemorellisinger16088 ай бұрын

    ARE YOU GOING TO BE DOING ANOTHER COURSE? NO COINCIDENCES” I am sitting here dealing currently with such grief. I have had many extreme losses throughout my life? I have a lot of TRAUMA due to this.., just in shock I’m losing my Aunt/SISTER as she just went into HOSPICE 2 days. I STARTED FOLLOWING YOU YEARS AGO . Lost all faith. I had no where to turn for hope. MY BEST FRIEND IS A QUANTUM ENERGY HEALER. We were polar opposites. She introduced me to the world of Spirituality. I embraced it and it helped me get through so much. I continued my journey learning so much about everything I could absorb. Two years ago I gave up my practice due to another loss . I had a major loss and just stopped. I missed my Spiritual practice my tribe….who I unfortunately had to relocate to another state. I never found or sought out to find anyone basically isolating myself due to sadness. I was watching a you tube video at this moment and got a notification regarding your grief course!!!! I am happy to have found this video to help me as I sit here alone numb and sad. Are you going to do another 21 day course,? I would love to join?

  • @Jacqueline-hu6wu
    @Jacqueline-hu6wu2 ай бұрын

    I think,for what it,s Worth that Both Mirabia and Caroline, are right, I think it,s a facite of the same Jewel,

  • @Starleneschwark
    @Starleneschwark5 ай бұрын

  • @Jones8orejas
    @Jones8orejas9 ай бұрын

    Thank You.A question for Mirabal....Are Jimmy Baca's poems originally written in Spanish, English or Spanglish?Thanks.

  • @johealingtouch6683
    @johealingtouch668310 ай бұрын

    It's still annoying, I bought this course but to sign in now for the course is a total nightmare haven't been able to 😢

  • @davidsmithevents

    @davidsmithevents

    10 ай бұрын

    nightmare? Please explain your annoyance? Why not contact the site? We are here 24/7