HeyJaredGrief Magic: Rituals, Tarot & Gentle Conversations about Loss
Hosted by Yarrow Magdalena, Grief Magic explores loss, memory & healing through creative practice, ritual, tarot, and transformative narratives.
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#250 Why Some Friendships Don't Survive Grief (opens the original)
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This week I'm continuing the Google-questions format and turning to something that comes up so often: why some friendships don't survive grief and loss. Before I get into it, a reminder that Monday sessions are back, come as you are, no pressure, sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds: https://griefmagic.com/club/ I'm also now offering seasonal readings, a custom card pull with an audio recording, a picture, and a guided meditation you can return to again and again: https://griefmag
#249 A Seasonal Check In: Getting Ready for Autumn (opens the original)
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This episode is a seasonal check in as we move from summer into autumn, my favourite stretch of the year. Before I get into it, a reminder that our Monday sessions start again on September 14th. Anyone who signs up before the 10th gets a one card tarot reading recorded just for them, a little blessing for the season ahead. Sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds, more info here: https://griefmagic.com/club I share some of the small rituals I use to mark this transition. Reflecting on
#248 Three Questions the Internet Asks About Grief and Ritual (opens the original)
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This week I'm continuing a new tradition on the podcast: picking a topic, then answering the questions the internet is actually googling about it. This time it's ritual and grief, and I found three questions that apparently hundreds of thousands of people are searching for answers to. First, what's the point of a ritual if I don't believe in anything? I talk about my own strange, unstructured relationship with ritual as a kid, little altars on a shelf, a phase of visiting different places of wor
#247 My Adult Autism Diagnosis: A Second Coming Out (opens the original)
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I've talked about being neurodivergent for years, but there was always something that felt a little scarier about naming my autism specifically. I want to be brave about it now, so today I'm finally talking about my adult autism diagnosis. Obviously I'm not a medical professional and I can only speak from my own experience, but I know there are so many of you listening who are maybe autistic too, or wondering about a diagnosis, or just curious, so I hope this helps somehow. This felt like a seco
#246 Why Don't I Feel Better Yet? Answering Your Most Googled Grief Questions (opens the original)
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I've been listening to a podcast called Recoverable, and I love how they find the most Googled questions on a topic and just answer them. It felt like such a generous, democratic way of making something, and a lovely way to normalise the questions we're often too embarrassed to ask out loud. So I decided to try it here too. I looked up the questions people are most often googling about grief and sat with five of them: why don't I feel better even years later, is it normal to laugh or feel relief
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