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Author Archives: Brad Silberberg
What Firewalking Taught Me: Don’t Wait for Big Magic Answers
First Monarch Butterfly Sighting of 2015. (Photo by Brad Silberberg) About a month ago I received an email announcing a firewalk that was going to be held in western PA, about an hour from where I live. I knew immediately … Continue reading
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Tagged choosing to be happy, Firewalking, personal transformation, the happiness of pursuit vs pursuit of happiness, waiting for Big Magic Answers
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Being a Free-Range Human: A Heron’s Walk to Where the Buffalo Roam
Yesterday morning I was listening to Native American olowan (Lakota for sacred songs) on YouTube. I came across some entries that included buffalo songs I’d never heard. I marked them as favorites so I could find them later. As December … Continue reading
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Tagged "Animal Speak", Buffalo in western PA, buffalo meaning, Free-range human, great blue heron totem, Lakota, overwhelm before starting, self-intimidation, tatanka, Ted Andrews
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One Year Commemoration for Kate
The Late Kate Silberberg in Apache Dress It’s hard for me to believe, but next Thursday, May 15th, will mark the first anniversary of the passing of my dear wife, Mesa Co-director, and Spiritual Twin, Kate Silberberg, at the end … Continue reading
Posted in Healing From Grief and Loss
Tagged first year of loss, Four Directions, hummingbird, Kate Silberberg, loneliness, Medicine Wheel, Odd Thomas, pancreatic cancer, suffering, talking circle, Twin Flame spirits, vulture
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Continuing the Journey Solo: 90 Miles to Albuquerque
I recently returned from what I have referred to as a “drive-about” (“Like a walk-about, but with a car…”) that took me on a month long journey to the great American Southwest. Driving just over 6,000 miles in the little … Continue reading
Posted in Healing From Grief and Loss
Tagged Albuquerque NM, death of a spouse, recovering from loss, voyage of self discovery, walk-about
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Grieving from a Higher Perspective
Since I wrote to all of you last about my process of adapting to life without sweet Kate, I have recognized something I feel is a very important understanding about the emotional repercussions that can result from the death of … Continue reading
Posted in Healing From Grief and Loss
Tagged comparing value, death triggering grief, emotional vacuum, Guided Head Movement healing, how we treat ourselves, immunity to insults, Kinesiology, loss, loss as an opportunity to grow, thin skinned, trauma
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After Kate’s Death: My Journey Continues
I thought I’d report in on how I’ve been doing in my process of recovering from the loss of my dear wife and partner, Kate, from pancreatic cancer this past May. I’ve been spending most of my time by myself … Continue reading
Posted in Healing From Grief and Loss
Tagged dealing with loss, death of a loved one, Guided Head Movement healing, healing grief
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