Empress of healing-Liz

01/30/2026

09/07/2025

Newest blog is up. Took ame time off for surgery and my parents anniversary but I'm back now 🫶🏻🦋

All paid tiers and full content will be going live in just a few weeks 😁😁😁

Get more from A Sacred Place for Grief on Patreon

08/20/2025

Ok guys the third blog is up now. Anyone who is wanting a place for their grief to be honored and held in a safe and loving space.... we'll go check out the Patreon and see if this is the kind of community meant for you 🫶🏻🦋

Get more from A Sacred Place for Grief on Patreon

08/17/2025

I will be scheduling posts for next week. I'm having hernia repair surgery so I will not be doing any readings. I will be able to schedule them but will not be doing any for a little while 🫶🏻🦋

08/17/2025

Sorry for the delays in posts. I'm still figuring out how to schedule posts lol. But more from A Sacred Ache and more info on A Sacred Place for Grief on Patreon coming soon

08/11/2025

If you have battled with holding space for your grief. Make sure to check out my patreon.

Patreon.com/Asacredplacefor grief is waiting for you. As we hold space for grief of all forms with each other. No doctors, no answers, no trying to fix it just a space to let it be while you process it 🥹🫶🏻🦋

If you feel called I hope to see you there ✨🦋✨

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08/10/2025

The link for A Sacred Place for Grief is

Grief told the truth. Now I do too. A place to grieve for real.

08/10/2025

⚠️ Trigger Warning: Death, spiritual grief, and emotional duality. Please care for your heart as you read.

Some grief is too big for tidy answers.
It’s layered, spiritual, and not meant to be squeezed into a checklist.

When both of my parents died — on the same day of the year, a decade apart — it changed everything. My father’s death left me hollow and searching for comfort I’d never feel again. My mother’s passing was complicated and freeing, the threshold to my spiritual awakening.

This is the kind of grief A Sacred Ache was made to hold — the kind that doesn’t make sense, the kind you can’t always say out loud. Here, nothing is “too much” or “too messy” to be honored.

Blog 2, Why Grief Needs a Space Like This, is now live on Patreon.
Read it here: patreon.com/Asacredplaceofgrief

Disclaimer: I am not a licensed therapist, counselor, or medical professional. I am a certified Reiki Master and intuitive guide, and everything shared here is based on personal experience, spiritual work, and soul remembrance. Please seek licensed care if you are in crisis or need medical support.

08/03/2025

A Sacred Place for Grief is now live. All blogs are public for now. Tiers will go live in September. Join now to be a part of the community from the beginning and watch how we grow 🫶🏻🦋

Grief told the truth. Now I do too. A place to grieve for real.

07/30/2025

Why This Space Matters & What’s Coming Next

⚠️ Trigger warning: grief, spiritual reflection, emotional honesty

I’ve felt for years that there wasn’t enough real talk about grief—
not the polished, sugar-coated kind, but the raw, messy, sacred truth.

That’s why I’m creating this space.

Not to fix grief.
Not to preach or advise.
But to hold space for it.

A place where truth and tenderness can live side by side.
Where you can be loud or silent and still be held with love.

In this community and blog, we’ll explore all the parts of grief no one likes to talk about—
but that deserve to be acknowledged and honored:
the ache, the confusion, the joy and the pain, the spiritual questions, the personal stories, and the messy realities.

It’s a soul-led blog series called A Sacred Ache: What They Don’t Tell You About Grief,
and a sacred community on Patreon called A Sacred Place for Grief—
where all grief is honored, no matter your beliefs, your faith, or your grief style.

If you’ve been carrying something heavy…
If you’ve felt alone in your sorrow…
Or if you just want to know it’s okay to feel all of it—

You’re not alone.
And you’re welcome there, just as you are.
✨ I hope you’ll join me on this journey as it continues to unfold.

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Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed therapist, doctor, or counselor. I am a certified Reiki Master and a spiritual guide sharing from personal experience and intuition. Nothing I share is meant to replace medical or mental health care.

07/27/2025

We Talked About Death Like It Was Normal. Maybe That’s Why I Still Do.

⚠️ ⚠️⚠️Trigger warning: grief, death, emotional reflection ⚠️⚠️⚠️

I’ve always looked at death a little differently.

My family was made up of firefighters, EMTs, and a labor and delivery nurse.
So life and death were regular parts of the conversation—even at the dinner table.

It took me a long time to realize most people don’t talk about death that openly—or that raw.

As I got older, I saw grief in many forms.
Some of it came quietly.
Some of it came all at once.
None of it came with a guidebook.

I’ve lost grandparents, parents, and babies I never got to meet.
I’ve missed final goodbyes.
I’ve carried guilt.
I’ve experienced the duality of smiling as well as crying in funeral homes.
I’ve held space for others when they couldn’t hold their own grief.

And I’ve learned something simple but important:

💔 Grief doesn’t go away.
We just learn how to live around it.

It reshapes everything.
Your days. Your body. Your sense of time.
And even when no one else sees it…
You still carry it.

I hope you’ll join me as I continue this journey—
to speak more honestly, openly, and soulfully about the one universal truth we all face:
🌙 Everyone experiences grief.

Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed therapist, doctor, or counselor. I am a certified Reiki Master and a spiritual guide sharing from personal experience and intuition. Nothing I share is meant to replace medical or mental health care.