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Grief: The Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Elements

For the December edition of the Research Seminar Series, Dr. Janet Lynn Roseman discusses her book, inspired by the loss of her mother, the research that shaped it, and the deeper truths surrounding a daughter’s grief and the unique experiences of women as caregivers. She also shares grief empowerment tools designed to help individuals navigate loss with greater awareness and support. As she explores the spiritual and metaphysical components of grief, Dr. Roseman highlights the transformative role of dreams and how they can guide us throughout the grieving process. Each of us moves through grief differently. There is no checklist, and the waves of grief continue to shift over time. Grief changes us energetically and transforms our consciousness, making meaningful support essential as we move through it. Key points: 00:01 Introduction 01:22 The book “The Eternal Bond” 02:51 The inspiration behind the book 05:18 The limitations of grief and the sacred bond 06:56 The taboo on grief 08:14 Grief in women as caregivers 11:52 The spiritual and metaphysical components of mother loss 13:39 Questions asked of daughters 18:21 Indications of spiritual connection 20:32 Finding the right support in grief 22:06 Some grief empowerment tools and suggestions 24:44 Grief changes our energetics and consciousness 26:20 Be open to receive the dreams 28:20 The other side and creating dialogue with your dreams 29:47 Psychic connections in healthcare 30:51 Taboo topics On grief and dreams 32:15 Why the word “hallucinations” is discrediting 32:52 Research on after-death communications 34:58 Metaphysical connection’s timing 37:35 How presence occurs to people 38:27 Everyone has a different experience 40:01 Understanding bodily visions 41:41 Why the “stages of grief” isn’t helpful 44:41 Connect with Dr. Roseman Janet Lynn Roseman, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Integrative Medicine at KPCOM. She was the David Larsen Fellow in Spirituality and Medicine at the Kluge Center in the Library of Congress and received the Joseph Moore President's Award from Lesley College for her work in oncology. She is the Founding Director of the Sidney Project™ in Spirituality and Medicine and Compassionate Care™, and teaches courses in humanism in medicine. She is the author of several books, including The Eternal Bond: Daughters Honor their Mothers on the Otherside, (Llewellyn) and If Joan of Arc Had Cancer, (New World). Learn more about the Institute for Neuro-Immune Medicine here. Website: https://www.nova.edu/nim/ Facebook:   / instituteforneuroimmunemedicine   Instagram:   / nsu_inim   Twitter:   / nsu_inim   #GriefResearch #BereavementSupport #SpiritualHealth