Tyler Henry: How Do We Move Past Grief? | Metaphysical Milkshake with Rainn and Reza
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2022
- Rainn and Reza sit down with clairvoyant medium and personality, Tyler Henry, to ponder, "How Do We Move Past Grief?"
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I lost my husband a year ago and I've learned that grief is love that has nowhere to go. Also that we grief as intensely as we loved.
Yes that's correct Iris 💯
It's has been just 2 years for me. I send you love and a wish for deep spiritual healing.
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How your supposed older brother who was kidnapped Tyler in la . I got his picture at the shelter be honest right now Tyler Henry is a child molester murdered persons
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Tylers English , education & ability to communicate is way above his actual years. Hes like a 50 yr old in conversation
Since the year 2000, I have been in one stage of grief or another. I lost my older brother (he was my hero and my best friend) to a sudden brain aneurysm. In 2005, my favorite niece died due to complications from a reaction to her meds. In 2009, my baby sister died of cancer only 10 months after she was diagnosed. And in 2012, I held my much loved mother as she took her last breath. Grieving can be vicious and it can be comforting and loving. I take great comfort that my brother never met a person he didn’t like. He was very generous with his time and talent. My niece was a wonderful nurse - 5’3” southern and sassy, caring and funny. I always called my sister “Earth Mother” because she was the close to perfect wife and mother, a lovely woman and ready to help someone in need. My mother? God, she was my greatest hero, role model, teacher, spiritual, with a wonderful sense of humor and a strong sense of justice and more love to give that anyone else I knew. God graced my mother with my first breath and graced me with her last. God bless you all!
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What an incredible tribute to your lovely family! I feel like I know each of them intimately because you brought them to life. Thank you for sharing and more importantly, I’m so sorry for all your losses but grateful for your loving, fun family❤
You wonderful,wonderful woman….such strength without knowing it, yet you supported everyone grieving when your brother died, did the same for your adorable sounding sister, and finally gave strength ,support and most of all love in your mothers final hours and passing. You revered all these people so much, yet perhaps didn’t realise just how much they all revered you! And looked to you to be the one who understood them,and was strong enough to see them go on that final journey. What you don’t realise is that it isn’t goodbye, and when it’s finally your time to pass they will be the ones all with arms reached out to grab your hands and really welcome you home! I promise you that there IS NO DEATH! We may Leave our worn out physical shell behind here, and pass to Gods care, where he restores our health, so no broken bodies, breathing issues,aneurysms etc, but all in the prime of health again and so full of love in Heaven, where you will learn more and pass on more together to your next adventure! Three score year and ten in this beautiful world is far too short to just end abruptly and then eternal darkness!! Goodness no! Gods plan is far nicer than that.
Your loved ones are now in spirit and assume a different form so they can travel faster, and believe me, they will all have come individually or together while your asleep, to kiss your cheek, stroke your head, and give you love. They can revert to human form and different clothes, so you will recognise them, although your mother may have chosen a younger time in her life when she felt in her prime!! Lol……
Your brother may even be mischievous by leaving coins all over the place in your home he says, or move certain things just to tease you. But their overwhelming energy was of love and very grateful thanks to you for EVERYTHING!! They can hear you when you talk to them, it’s just not as easy to hear back unless you can learn to meet in sleep state or via a medium who is reputable! So turn your grief around and smile at happy memories, just know you WILL be reunited, WHEN it’s your time and you have lived a full life here…they will watch and wait, and still hear you! Even when you cuss! Lol.
What happened to you almost the same has happened to me..the last being thr death of my son three years ago aged just 39. But we still manage to. Connect! I was amazed! But with three lovely sons, he was the middle son and we had a very strong bond….and I still miss his physical presence, especially his bear hugs badly. But he still visits, so my soul and heart swell with pride when he does this! Hold on tight! It’s a bumpy journey this life, but you are so loved you shine like a beacon at night! Godbless you…there is no death! Love and light! Helen in U.K. 🙋♀️😘💕🙏💐🦋🦋🦋
Ps you may like to look at. Hope Paranormal…Josh Louis is an amazing medium, and you may see some of his work
On utube reconnecting with spirit who have passed over..mostly well known people like Tina Turner, but it’s a fascinating insight to his work, no point his doing a session for the public with John smith or people would think it was made up, or know a John smith!! but he wouldn’t do that. Anyway sending you more love, strength and a big (((hug ))) to a very special Lady! 💐💕🙏🙋♀️
I am so sorry for your losses, however, what joy you were blessed with to have a family like that. You will be in my prayers.
@@helencheadle5285 thank you, Helen, you never spoke truer words and I thank you for your beautiful message. I do still miss them and know we will be together again in God’s time. But, my grief is flowering into praise and celebration of their lives. ❤️
I really needed this understanding of grief explained by Tyler. I am currently grieving several losses in a very short time. Tyler, thank you.
*hugs*
And more (((hugs))) and much love,light and comfort from another person who can feel your pain/grief , but now it’s shared with us, so the pain will gradually lessen I promise you. Your Husband can hear you when you talk to him you know, and gradually you may hear him…but presently it may be during your dream sleep.
Keep a pad and pen by your bed to scribble down whatever you-remember as soon as you wake, as you know how fast dreams can vanish into the ether! Don’t worry if you don’t remember…..it’s just something I do myself that’s all, 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 love n light Helen 💐🙋♀️🦋💕🙏⭐️
Tyler is Amazing !!
What a good interview. Tyler is very well-spoken. So intelligent and thoughtful.
Nobody really talks about it, but Tyler is quite a brainiac ... he's a bright guy, very sensitive (obviously) and articulate
I heard someone describe grief as a backpack full of weights. You get used carrying it, some days it seems heavier or lighter. You can have help but it’s always your back pack. You can be happy or heavy carrying your love and memories.
Tyler's every word is prophetic and profound
I just lost my cat of 21 yrs. Moe. I miss him more than I ever thought I would.
Very lonely.😢❤
I’m sorry for your loss, it really is a deep void. Hope you are doing well.
I'm so sorry for the loss of your beloved Kitty. Those who haven't experienced the kind of love you shared, have no idea the pain. My heart is with you 💔
My dad died a week before my 21st birthday in 1968. I felt relief. He was abusive to me. I was angry at him. I never grieved. Then in 2000, a friend lost her husband. I went with her to her grieving group to help her out. Amazing that it was for me too as that is when I grieved by father's death. I had grown forgiven my dad so when I went with her, I was ready to grieve his death. It was amazing how that happens.
My parents passed away year's ago. I talk to them everyday and lately it seems that I've been asking them for help more and more ♥️
Our loved ones are always with us ❤️
Yet I miss them both terribly
Tyler is an amazing person. Thanks for having him on the Pod. Another great episode.
You know, grief is part of living a life. You never ever get over losing a loved one, and why would you want that as it’s part of your history, your memories. Grief, you learn how to live basically around it. The pain does lessen with time, but be warned occasionally and with such savage randomly the hard grief gets you in the heart and hits you raw, but you’ll find ways to deal with it. For me, I’ve hard programmed myself to accept the fact that I will reunite with my parents and sister when my time on Earth is completed and being that I’m ageing quicker these days, hopefully it’ll be in the next decade as my health can be such a bitch. However, I will advise those grieving to find something solid to grab hold of, such as faith or even happier memories, and let that be the comfort you turn to when you need it. Appreciate your people around you, but I also say remove negative individuals from your inner circles, you don’t need people who are more selfishly invested in themself in your life, especially in your immediate circle because they’ll make all your grieving all about themselves. Grief doesn’t come with a time limit, so nobody has the right to tell you when you can grieve, however it’s also wrong to allow your grief to become something overwhelming and toxic to your well-being, and if you feel overwrought years later, just ask yourself if that person was here with you right now, what will they say to you, most likely they will beat your ass. Honestly, if you have a fertile imagination, I say let your lost loved one personality, they way they were with you in life play into your psyche: I’ve actually found myself bursting out laughing on a bus because I saw saw a woman on the street who I thought resembled my mum a little but my mum had a sarcastic personality that could be so witty but dry and because I’ve entertained my mother’s persona so much in my mind, it was like she was with me and saying something funny about my opinion. Grief shouldn’t be about sadness and remember, you’re still living and need to continue your life journey, find your way, especially in honour to those you’ve lost
Thankyou for those wise words I recently lost my husband and soul mate of 40 years . Although he didn't believe in the after life I know he is there as he let me know via a dream as he passed over. This has given me great comfort and he has been giving me signs via flowers 🌹 in the garden with forget me nots everywhere 😊 xx
@@susieadams1553 I’m glad your husband had a wonderful surprise when he crossed and found there IS an afterlife, and what’s more he can still stay in touch with you, by signs with flowers! It’s really lovely for you, and I’m so glad. You never know what’s around the corner, but I know for sure that you will be together again in time. Just enjoy this life to the fullest, your husband will be with you, knowing where you are, accompanying you on the rest of your journey here. We have a wonderful world, so get out with nature as much as possible and enjoy all the things you have perhaps taken for granted as you have been so busy with life over past years, and never truly looked at. Flowers, bees,butterflies, even the different grasses, that can be dried and arranged in a vase…so many things we see, but don’t really see if you know what I mean. Just enjoy. Godbless you! 🙋♀️💐💕🦋🦋🦋🙏🦉
Working within my local hospice community for many years I’ve been gifted life changing experiences. It resonates that Tyler was drawn to hospice.
Grief is hard work, and indeed an on-going process. That’s why self-compassion is so important, along with self care.
Tyler is amazing ❤
This was a great episode. It was great to hear his perspective on grief and each of your perspectives.
I love Tyler. His words are very soothing to the soul. 💫🌺✨😇😍🥰
I’ve lost many loved ones, both humans and non-human species; the pain of mourning them was the same, depending on how close I was to the person or being who passed away.
Thank u for having Tyler on ur podcast. I just lost my daughter two months ago due to alcoholism, and the discussion on grieving was so helpful to me❤
Im so sorry. Sending light & peace lucie
I did as well love, it's just so hard..
Miss her every day.x
@@GailThomson-vb4sn so sorry for ur loss!
'grief is the price we pay for love'...How does such wisdom come from the mouth of someone so young❤
I believe Tyler is an old soul
It's not his quote - it's from the now deceased Queen of England and yes it's a beautiful line.
It's not his quote - it's from the now deceased Queen of England and yes it's a beautiful line.@@Okie_GiGi
Oh my gosh. My dad passed unexpectedly 2 years ago at 79 and I also had a lot of issues unresolved with him too. We have a lot in common Raine !
Talk to your dad, and you can resolve those issues. after their journey when they first get there, they go through a process, then they focus on that which they need to help heal. Your father is receptive and willing to hear you in a way that maybe he could not hear you while on this side. They become different once they have that life review and are willing to help but not override your free will. You have other ancestors that wait for you to be open to them as well. Usually, they will come to you in dreams and if it's too tough to see them as a person they may come in as symbols or animals that are comforting like butterflies, etc. Often they won't speak but impart information through feelings or images. Always ask for protection in a good and higher way and thank your ancestors, guides, and your view of a higher source for their help.
Another most excellent interview by Reza and Rainn. And Tyler rocked grief.
Training ground? A pet it is someone who loves you and their presence is necessary to exist. The loss of my best friend has affected me than any other close death in my life. I can't shake it. It is with me from the moment i open my eyes
So sorry for your loss. I love how Tyler says, “grief is the price we pay for love”. It’s so true.
Rainn and Reza are the perfect duality for a podcast/youtube channel. And who doesn't love some Tyler Henry. I just discovered this channel and just subscribed. Looking forward to more!!
Amen !
he's so eloquent and wise at such a young age
Grief is a teacher that is tough but necessary to our growth as sentient beings. Embracing grief helps in the healing and shows you parts of yourself that are in need of attention and growth. The process can go on for years and clears our vision of the person we have lost to the other side, wipes away the petty, the small and distractions that got in the way of our love, or enhances our understanding of our love language with the spirit that has crossed. It's personal and necessary to the human condition. We are gutted but must create a new picture of our lives without the person in it the way we are used to. We become more resilient and bloom into new beings.
45:02 I LOVE Tyler’s reaction ❤that little chair wiggle.
@TylerHenry I lost my son just over 1yr ago and it's the most intense, horrible, heavy, heart shattering thing I've ever felt...it doesn't go away ever, you're heart is broken 💔 & never heals. It's something I'd never want to happen to anyone & I don't think I could ever get thru this if I didn't have my 2 daughter's. They're my reasons for living & getting up everyday. Of course, they don't know this, I've never voiced this to them. I try to make life as normal as I can for them & still let them know it's ok to feel sad. Ik they know I'm a little diff, but I hope I'm doing it right. I wish I was a star, so I could get a reading. My life is falling apart.
Beautifully expressed. My son crossed over 3 years ago. Perhaps we are just to sit emotionally in their love always. Grief does not need to be fed and love just needs to be embraced. I wish you much love and light always,, 😇🙏🦋❤️
Grief is the price we pay for love. Absolutely. I love that, and it's so true.For we all dill lose or will be lived greieved
Some people don't need to grieve, I think because you know they're in a better place.❤️
my friend has terminal cancer and she shared that people are so uncomfortable with her process that she is not able to talk to them without striving to make THEM comfortable, WOW.
Grieving through a global pandemic was tough. I was grieving for my husband when my brother was killed by a hit and run driver. It just as we were going into lock down. Hard to go through
After speaking to a medium that my brother who passed contacted, my whole view on death and dying and the after life has changed completely. I think it’s important to talk about death, dying and grief. Great podcast.
I love Tyler Henry. Rainn, you're just awesome. I'm sorry to both of you for fathers passing.
Just found your podcast and loved this interview - Tyler is so well spoken - brilliant discussion thank you!
This was awesome! I like watching Tyler's readings. It was a great interview, and it was very interesting to hear him explain his work.
I found you guys because of Tyler Henry and you are awesome!! Loved this
This is a very interesting interview with Tyler. This is my very first to watch this show and I just love how you two tackle with the day-to-day emotion of a human being. Keep this going!
I lost my Dad four years ago due to cancer. After he died, my entire world changed more then I could have even imagined back then. Looking back on it, I just wished I had spent more time with my Dad then. Life was so much better with him in the world. I also believe that Tyler is the real deal when it comes to being Psychic.
Grief never goes away,we just learn to live with it.
I lost my brother last year. when his son and other pall bearers walk the casket in to place on the stand for his service.
I uncontrollably broke down and burst in tears, as I sense both my parents' energy was at the end of the casket.
Everyone there could not believe how emotional I became over my brother.
It was the sensing of my parents' energy being there that put me in shock.
I didn't end up going to the wake. 😢
First time watching y’all and love Tyler Henry. Thank you, great show 💕👵🏽🙏🏽
For Reza(?)... I'd be inclined to say his not grieving his father is directly related to his inability to comfort his son when he griebed over his pet passing
Tyler, you look AMAZING!!! You are extremely gracious and patience. ♥️💫♥️ Thank you!!!
Thank you for this interview--I gleaned insight into my own grief journey, and I am grateful for your treatment of this issue!
I just wished the hosts would have been less chatty and let Tyler talk more sigh
This was fantastic and everything I needed today during my grief. Thank you ALL!!!!!!! ❤
I found your podcast very profound. Helped me look at grieving from a different perspective… great show!!!
Brilliantly said Tyler.
I really enjoyed the Tyler Henry episode. I enjoy them all really, but Tyler seems gifted in this area ❤️
This conversation was so very interesting. I enjoyed listening to all three of you.
In the past years I have lost 2 Aunts, My best friend/cousin & the most difficult of all my Daughter Kylee. She passed away on March 31, 2022 & my only Brother passed away “murdered” on my Birthday October 2005. So many deaths and most of them were so young. I have had such a difficult, unbearable, devastating time in my life to loose my Daughter. She was so young. Had her entire life ahead of her. I don’t know how to live without her! 😢
I would love to have a reading with Tyler. I’m a huge fan & he is such a sweet person. I have the book
But I have such a hard time even reading it. It’s just been a year since I lost my Daughter and honestly until the past couple of months I think, I know that I have been in shock & truly devastated in every aspect of my life. Who I am, feeling guilt, sorrow, depression, & my purpose in life. I always wanted to be a Mother and was blessed with 3 beautiful daughters. Kylee was my oldest daughter. I can’t help myself and I feel horrible that I have no idea how to help my two younger daughters. I know how much they need me to be strong, but I can’t even speak about losing her without breaking down and crying. Thank you Tyler for everything you do for other’s. Your gift is beautiful! ❤
Hello friend, I am sorry for your loss. I know the shock is beginning to wear off and now the raw emotions and deep pain is coming forward. It feels devastating, and yes it changes you. You will make it through this but it will take time and it is ok for you to feel all that you are feeling. You can help your daughters by showing them it is ok to be vulnerable when they need to be, and they are in a safe space with you to be that vulnerable. It is ok to cry together and laugh in the next moment. And it is absolutely ok to be angry. Angry at God, angry at life, and even angry at the loved ones that have crossed. They understand that the psychic and emotional ties that we all connect with have been cut and have left you with a gaping hole right above your belly button. Your heart may ache and the world may seem like a motion you have to go through on a daily basis and sometimes it may feel so very clear and crisp and a little too sharp. Be really gentle with yourself. A grief counselor once told me that the reason people used to wear black after a great loss was so that society around them would know they were grieving and treat that person gently. Please join a grief group if you can't in person you can join one online. If there is something you have always wanted to do, like, hang fairy lights or start listening to a new form of music like soft jass or play piano now is the time to take that up. Try to stay away from harsh jarring music or heavy things like horror movies etc. Be really really gentle. Your strength will grow and you will start to feel more like you when you are ready. One more thing, take vitamins and supplements that help boost your immune system. When people grieve, especially in heavy grieving their immune system is lowered, and many times the grieving person gets sick.
Your purpose has changed and will be slowly revealed to you in time, but you do have a purpose. All of the feelings you have are normal and it's okay. You are not being obsessive this is how grief works. Good luck and blessings to you in a good way.
Tambi Jo: I am so very sorry for the loss of your dtr. I'm sorry for your other losses as well. I cannot even imagine what you must be going through. It's only been a year. Be easy on yourself. Your other girls are grieving too. I don't know how old they are but maybe counselor specializing in grief. Do you have a Compassionate Friends Group in your area or another group like that? You may not feel like it but please try 1 or 2 meetings with or without your girls. If you don't like it and it's not for you. Maybe a private specialist. Do you have a pastor or priest?
There is no right or wrong way to grieve. You feel how you feel. Just please don't give up on yourself. Your girls need you more than ever. I wish you faith, strength, grace, peace and love. 🕊
So sorry for your losses, especially 💔 your daughter. The loss of a child is like no other grief. I too lost my youngest son in April 2022 at 36. His birthday was in March. So this year was very difficult because his birthday then days later his transition day. I've lost both parents, grandparents on both sides and step mother last month. But truly the loss of your child is such a different type of grief especially when they unexpectedly pass😢. Prayers for healing and peace ❤❤❤
Oh my Lord, You had me at Cracker. I subbed, Love you both!!!
My first time seeing your channel. Fantastic. Subscribed.
Grief, anger, sadness, shock and trauma, can absolutely get stuck in the physical body when emotion/events aren't processed or during shock. The Emotion/Body/Belief Code modality can release those stuck emotional energies and the devastating effects of heaviness over loss. There are resolutions to grief!
I was with my husband for 28 years
He passed away 13 years ago, and I still grieve him every day and miss him more as each year goes by. ❤❤❤
Love your show.❤
Amazing show.
Love Tyler, he is so True!
Love Tyler!
I lost my beautiful 23yr old son 1/23/2019. Even though it has been 4yrs, my grief is still unbearable. He struggled for over 4yrs with addiction. Had been to 7 rehabs. Before he died I told him that he could not come back home 😞😭. I had found empty pill capsules everywhere and he had a 14yr old brother and sister (twins) that I was worried about getting hurt bc of fentanyl. He moved into a hotel. On the day I found him, he wasn't answering my calls, so I drove as fast as I could but he was already gone. He was in his senior year of college, wanted children so much but his dad died in 2015 and he struggled from then on. His dad had verbally and physically abused him his entire life.😞😭 It was the reason I divorced his dad. Instead of blaming his dad he blamed himself. I can never change anything now. If I had just let him come home 😞😭. He had already overdosed twice at home and by the Grace of God I woke up in the middle of the night and was able to resuscitate him both times. When he moved into the hotel I would call him all day and night to make sure he was ok. But he should have been at home. I can't tell him how sorry I am! I let his dad's sister convince me that I was doing nothing but enabling him. But as far as I'm concerned I deserted him.😞😭!!! I see him every single day since lying on his stomach with his beautiful, big blue eyes open looking forward. His skin was grayish white, marbled. He had a cut above his nose where he was looking at his phone when he fell down onto the bed. My heart is so broken 💔!!! It physically hurts every single day since. I have accepted that the only way I will ever be able to live again will be when I die. When I can tell him how sorry I am.😭💔😔 When I can hold him again 😭.
I am so sorry for the passing of your beloved son. Try to imagine what Tyler would say if he called your son’s beautiful soul into your room/head. What would your son say to you or want you to know? Hopefully you talk to him everyday and he leaves you signs. ❤ Sending you virtual hugs, love, and serenity.
@@sallynedor9199 Thank you for saying that 😔❤️.
You did everything right, dont blame yourself. There was nothing you could do to help him. He had to figure the way out for himself, but he didnt want to. He just wanted to take the easy road. You will see him again when its your time. Meantime, I hope you can find a way past your grief.
I am so very sorry for your loss and the trauma of finding him after he passed. Please don’t feel guilty- you were trying to help him. From what I understand, this fentanyl is so addictive. You would never have done anything to harm him. Feelings of guilt accompany grief. I wish I had the answer to help. I heard the other day that even if your faith is strong , grief can really mess with everything; that is what I am dealing with. Tho words offer little comfort, My prayers are with you for any comfort that can come your way. Take care of yourself.
He already knows, mama. And he wants you to be happy.
I got it as soon as he said Fredric and Nelson. Miss that department store !❤
Hi. Great show. Thanks Tyler. That place after death from one medium to another, is in wave velocity, and I refer to it as a 'sound room'. Luckily, I was shown some math, and it make so much sense, it ended up being a module for tertiary algebra. A little along the lines of linear relativity, with numbers. Patterns within numbers unseen, now ready for a whiteboard. A bit of physics, math, biology, quite simple.
For some reason I was needing Rainn to tell Reza he loved him by the end of the podcast. I kept waiting for it. 😅
I wish I didn’t know what grief was. My dad is one of 13 children. I am one out of 280+ grandkids born to my paternal grandmother before she passed at 96. I have lost all of my aunt & uncles except for the four left. I lost my dad 10 years ago. I lost my only sibling, my big brother a few years before that.
And now I lost my youngest child very suddenly, shockingly, violently & tragically. I screamed for hours. The EMT’s said I was in severe shock. I couldn’t hear. My face, arms & legs were numb. After trying to run to my son many times, they carried me away to the side of the house. After I screamed for hours, I couldn’t stand up or walk. I almost fell but they caught me & helped me until I could walk in my own. Grief & trauma are intense! I am not only traumatized but I am grieving & mourning, all at once. The police would not let me see him, not even once. I wasn’t able to see him for a week! And I had to fight the funeral director to see my son! He wouldn’t allow me to have an open casket. Everything was taken from me. I have ptsd, anxiety & rare severe wave panic attacks since. My doctor sent me to the er thinking I was having a stroke.
Grief is one of the hardest things to survive when you lose people that are extremely close to you. We plan to bury our parents & maybe even our siblings. But a parent never plans on burying a child. I am now Vilomah. The night his heart stopped beating, I died to yet I live. I have loved him is whole life & now I will miss him for the rest of mine. I miss him with every single painful breath I take. There is no joy without sadness now.
I just don’t understand what happened or why. My baby just turned 23. I will never see him get married or have the children he wanted. My heart is broken. And my soul is truly shattered. I never knew someone could cry so much every single days for months! I know that he is ok now. But I am not. And I dont know how to be. I wish I could talk to a good psychic. It may help to heal my soul if I had some answers.
My son sends me doves every day since I lost him. They make me smile knowing they are from him. I laid in bed for almost a week. I didn’t eat for 9 days. I had no sense of hunger. Just devastation. I laid in bed & stared at the wall while I cried & fell in & out of sleep for days on end. I couldn’t brush my hair or get a shower. I could barely hold my head up. I thank God that my hubby was able to do all of that for me. All I could do was cry constantly. And I never cried in front of people before that. Now I can’t stop. But the first time I went outside, there was a huge feather in front of my chair on the porch where I always sit. I cried! And from that day until now, I have doves. There was one, then two, then three. Now there are many!! I am suffering from prolonged grief. So those small moments mean so very much to me. 💛🕊️🕊️
Great podcast
First time find, forever subscribed ❤love to find Rainn is Metaphysical inclined, After I watched all his office shows 😊 2:21 Greek tragedy as a living embodiment, learning to die while living., and learning to live after feeling like dying. This episode helps understand better how to utilize our gifts or how to unwrap them 20:21 I thank you and love you man 20:53 ❤ 😂slow burn, Man. This episode was amazing. Ty
22:23 omg persePhone!😂thx (i) in it. 24:13 CATalyst ShockWaves 24:49
Oh poor Nelson!! LOVE THIS SHOW
I love Tyler. His abilities are great. As to if we do things on the other side, yes. Absolutely. When I checked in on my Dad (with a local Medium) a few years after he died, I was told he was doing research. When I asked what kind of research, I was told some sort of medical research. The medium had no clue my dad was a doctor in life so this makes sense. From what I understand, souls on the other side work on things like inventions and breakthroughs in technology and medicine, and send thoughts to people who will take the knowledge and use it. Pass the info through intuition. Inspiration happens every day.
My father passed away in the apartment we live in. One day the upstairs young woman (new neighbor) was going to take her life and this man showed up all dressed in white, with a white fedora on. He told her to go to the hospital right now. What the young woman didn't know is that her mother who lived with her and was going through several medical issues was also planning on taking her life. The same man showed up and told her not to do it that something important was about to take place. The young woman went to the hospital and found out she was pregnant. Months later mother and daughter confided in each other about what they both saw. Soon after the mother told my mom about what she and her daughter experienced. She described the spirit to my mother in detail. My mom pulled out a picture of my dad and said is this the man? The woman was shocked and said, "Yes, that's him!" Inspiration does happen every day. They don't abandon us they have to go onto the other side as we all will do, but the work continues.
7:41 you guys are FUNNY!! GROWING PAINS, that you forgot the name of. 😂 good stuff.
52:16 wait you are ONLY 200th?!?? Man I need some $$$ and get in line!!! Been a fan of his for a long time!!!
Love how this guy can avoid a direct question. Must be good in his line of work
Yeah, he has to. Haha. Haven’t watched all of this but, I wonder if these guys really believe this guys “ability’s”?
Ignorance. Keep comments to yourself until you’ve done research.
He's 💯 right. ...
I snoozed, I loozed!
I lost my Mom, my only Brother from brain cancer .and my Dad in a 51/2 year period. Also lost my hearing, and due to that I lost my job of 23 years. My feelin was utter anger and rage. That has mellowed out and I am now somewhat better. I
"You got spike boots, supose to be fearless."
Jokes aside, great episode. 👍
Birds are supposed to live long lives as long as they are brought to the doctors who knows how to treat tropical birds. Some of the species love up to 75 to 80 years. They have personalities and they love us as well.
To love is to grieve and time will heal wounds in all of us. But love never stops
(omg. I'm in Seattle)
Grier has been plaguing me since my Dad passed suddenly when I was 6 yrs old. The greif of one death just gets pile on top of the last one. Now ? Decades later and losing beloved pets and of course more people and family members .. well.. it just sucks. I look forward to hopefully getting some advice here
Talk to your dad. He is there, you will have answers that will come, in symbols, images, dreams, or even feelings. Tell him what you want him to know. Tell him how you feel. The reason it still plagues you is that it is unresolved. You are sensitive and need to come to a completion of what is left undone within you. Talk to your ancestors they will hear you. Ask for your most healed grandmother to come and work with you. She will help you move forward in a way that gives you that new picture and knowledge that you need and help settle your heart.
Yes grief he's right we carry it n its always there if u live he is right❤
Grief is the loss of love. I miss the physical voice and smile and visits. Even though I know my mom had to go physically and I believe she is in a betterplace and can do so much more than when she physically and mentally challenged, I get emotional thinking she is gone physically. The emotion subsides faster after a year but it has been a process of forgiving myself, loving myself, processing emotions, attempting to be ok without her physical presence. She would want me to be happy. Still grief creeps in at times. It almost seems a wanting them to be there for us even though we know they cannot be, that they are better off in their new state of being. My want cannot be met so it persists no matter how much we rationalize, think, release emotions, dream about them. I keep living but there is a difference. Maybe people who do not want them to be there for them so much so not grieve so much. Maybe if you are more self sufficient or have more self love and self fulfillment and self love , then you grieve less. Or maybe you can just let go easier. Try to love yourself as much as you can.
If you do have an episode where Tyler reads on the podcast, have him talk to Harold Ramis plz. I so loved the interview Rainn did with him before he transitioned and I'd love to know what he thinks about the Afterlife movie. It would be incredibly touching
Wow Tyler, you look great with dark hair!!
I was diagnosed with PTSD after an incident involving the horrific death of my Mother. It has been 2.5 years since I found her and I still cannot touch any of her belongings or look at any pictures of her etc. The kicker is that I worked in Palliative Oncology and was very familiar with dying, death and grief! I have not been able to return to work and the person I was died along with her. I have not been sad about her death and have not grieved her passing, I just cannot go there, I can’t get past the horror of how I found her! I am suffering in the strange space of su1cide because I cannot stand the flashbacks and night terrors, and the fear of death because I don’t want to be met by her in the afterlife, I’m absolutely terrified to see her again! I have no peace and have no idea how to surmount this torture!
Tyler is right. I'm psychic but don't talk with the dead. This is a good talk.
I have had a lot of problem a couple of years ago. 2ithin 2 months, both of my parents died.
I was sad but not surprised eventhough my mother's death was a surprise and my father's death was long in coming. I was sad but wasn't struck by it in a huge way
He really should not leave out the part that he knew he Grandmother was sick
I connect more with animals and so thabkful for rhis ..m
He is SO LEGIT
I was half awake listening to this towards the end when asked about what is like on the other side in my dream it was consciousness creating constantly. Your essence thinks it and it is. I also dreamed Tyler dressed up as a female and was dancing changing skin color such as dark hindu to fair hindu. For some reason his past lives he was a Hindu woman .... in my dream
Poor Nelson…..🙏❤️😢
The dean of my college asked me to leave too.
There is not a full, healing process. Maybe none for some people. I am Psychic and a Medium, i connect with my past loves one's it's amazing but, it does not change the pain. The greive will always be there.
I have been grieving. My husband has Alzhiemers. Its like ..long story short... the shell is is there
I wish he would have given one of you a reading. Would have been interesting.
I'd like to hear about how to grieve. I lost my mom(Alzheimer) 2018 & Dad(cancer) 2022. I can't bring myself to grieve, I'll fall apart
My husband dies 12 years ago today.. suddenly and suddenly. Grief is a whole new universe ..it doesn’t end
In a 12 car pile up I was pronounced dead 3 times over an hour. Point is- I was standing right there! How does this help with grief? We dont die!! When my mom died of a heart attack at a recent birthday party I was the only one not losing my sh*t! Because Ive since felt her with me more than when she was alive. I believe loved ones are closer than we know