Sherry Gallant

08/16/2025

08/11/2025

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08/08/2025

The number 8 and the infinity symbol (∞) share profound spiritual meanings that enrich our understanding of life. Here are some key insights:

Eternal Life: The infinity symbol represents life’s continuous cycles, reflecting the soul’s journey beyond physical existence.

Boundless Potential: Number 8 embodies limitless possibilities, urging us to recognize our ability to create and manifest without fear.

Manifestation: It signifies ongoing abundance in all forms—material, emotional, and spiritual—highlighting that prosperity flows continually.

Balance: Both symbols emphasize the need for harmony in life, balancing spiritual and material aspects for personal growth.

Interconnectedness: The symbols remind us of our connection to the universe, encouraging empathy and unity through our actions.

Cycles of Growth: They symbolize the cycles of spiritual awakening, offering opportunities for learning and deeper understanding.

Trust Your Journey: Together, they inspire us to embrace our unique paths and recognize the infinite possibilities in our lives.

In essence, the connection between 8 and infinity encourages exploration of life’s limitless nature and the unity woven through our experiences.

08/07/2025

Even after someone we love passes away, our minds often struggle to accept their absence. We might find ourselves reaching for the phone to call them, expecting to hear their voice, or catching ourselves about to share a story with them. Our brains are wired by years of memories and routines, so their presence lingers in our thoughts, dreams, and daily habits.

This is a natural part of grief. The bonds we form with people we care about don’t disappear overnight. Our memories keep them close, and our hearts continue to carry their influence. Sometimes, it can feel as if my mom is just in the next room or about to walk through the door. Over time, while the pain of their absence may soften, the love, spirit and memories remain, reminding us that those we’ve lost are never far away—they are always with us just in a different way. ❤️

08/07/2025

“Words are only as powerful as the meaning we give them—sometimes, even the harshest ones can be transformed into something positive.”

Like this one.

08/06/2025

TICKETS OVER 70% SOLD
I’m so excited to announce that I will be at John Elliott Theatre in Georgetown, Ontario on Sunday October 5th. An Afternoon with Spirit Hosted by Sherry Gallant
Show starts at 2pm.

Tickets now on sale at https://secure1.tixhub.com/haltonhills/online/b_otix.asp?cboPerformances=1569&cboEvent=801

Tickets 49.99 - General Admission

08/05/2025

Grief doesn’t just change your heart—it can change your relationships, too. When someone you love dies, you expect to be surrounded by support. But sometimes, the opposite happens. Friends you thought would stand by you quietly fade away. Calls and messages stop. Invitations dry up. Your address book, once filled with familiar names, suddenly feels emptier.It’s a painful surprise. The weight of your grief may have been too much for some friends to carry. Maybe they didn’t know what to say. Maybe your sadness made them uncomfortable, or reminded them of their own fears. Sometimes, people disappear not because of anything you did, but because of their own limitations.This loss on top of loss can hurt deeply. It’s easy to wonder if you did something wrong, or if your grief is “too much.” But the truth is, it’s often about them—not you. Their absence is a reflection of their discomfort, their misunderstanding of what it means to grieve.Still, even as some friendships slip away, others reveal themselves in new and beautiful ways. The friends who stay, who show up, who listen without judgment—these are the ones who offer real comfort and courage. They may not always have the right words, but their presence is a balm. In the aftermath of loss, you learn who your true companions are. And while the pain of disappearing friends is real, the love of those who remain can be a quiet, steady light in the darkness.