The Mourning | Love in Absence
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The Mourning | Love in Absence
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About this listen
Welcome to Folklore & Flourish.
Today we enter The Mourning — where love remains, even when presence does not.
This is the sacred space grief creates. Not dramatic. Not loud. Just steady. A single flame in a darkened room.
Drawing from the sorrow of Orpheus mourning Eurydice, Hina’s lament, the Japanese tale of the widowed crane, and Inuit stories of betrayal and loss, today’s episode explores how grief does not erase love. It proves it.
Grief is not weakness.
It is love with nowhere to go.
When someone is gone, the heart does not simply stop reaching. It continues. It remembers. It aches. And in that ache, something holy is revealed.
Love echoes most clearly in what is mourned.
In myth, mourning is not rushed. It is sung. Carved into stone. Woven into winter. Cried into oceans. Stories remind us that remembrance is an act of devotion.
Today we ask:
What still hurts?
What loss still carries the shape of love?
This episode invites you to sit gently with what remains unresolved. To honor what mattered enough to wound.
Week 3 continues: Love Lost & Found — where grief becomes remembrance, and remembrance becomes reverence.
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