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Gyani Richards
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What I'm here to reimagine...
What I'm here to reimagine is how we relate to our experience of grief and loss. My work is about shifting the relationship to grief from a problem to be solved, to a sacred opportunity to be embraced.
Story
I first met grief when my father died and I was thirteen. My world broke open and changed forever. As a result of that devastating loss, somewhere my young soul began to ask, "Is there anything in life that cannot be taken? Is there something death-less?" About four or five years later, I discovered meditation and yoga, and began passionately studying the great wisdom traditions of the world. I ha...
I first met grief when my father died and I was thirteen. My world broke open and changed forever. As a result of that devastating loss, somewhere my young soul began to ask, "Is there anything in life that cannot be taken? Is there something death-less?" About four or five years later, I discovered meditation and yoga, and began passionately studying the great wisdom traditions of the world. I have been a student ever since.
Because grief comes from the deepest parts of who we are, it is a doorway to deep healing and transformation. In my work as a grief counselor, I use mindfulness, somatic inquiry, and compassionate dialogue to help people shift their relationship to grief from a problem to be solved, to a transformational opportunity to be lived. I have an M.A. in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology and am a Certified Grief Counselor.
I first met grief when my father died and I was thirteen. My world broke open and changed forever. As a result of that devastating loss, somewhere my young soul began to ask, "Is there anything in life that cannot be taken? Is there something death-less?" About four or five years later, I discovered meditation and yoga, and began passionately studying the great wisdom traditions of the world. I have been a student ever since.
Because grief comes from the deepest parts of who we are, it is a doorway to deep healing and transformation. In my work as a grief counselor, I use mindfulness, somatic inquiry, and compassionate dialogue to help people shift their relationship to grief from a problem to be solved, to a transformational opportunity to be lived. I have an M.A. in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology and am a Certified Grief Counselor.
