On this week’s episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Rabbi Richard Address engages in a profound conversation with Jayne Jacova Feld about the psycho-spiritual aspects of grief, particularly following the tragic loss of her son, Ravi. Jayne shares her journey of transforming grief into love, the significance of water in her healing process, and the creation of her own belief system, ‘mermaidism.’ The discussion delves into the importance of community, the power of writing, and the exploration of spirituality outside traditional frameworks, offering insights into navigating grief and finding personal meaning.

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Jayne Jacova Feld is a longtime South Jersey journalist, former managing editor of The Jewish Community Voice, and former executive editor of SJ Magazine. She now freelances full-time and writes Jayne Says, a Substack exploring grief, motherhood, healing, and spiritual presence. Jayne also co-leads women’s spiritual journeys, including an upcoming self-love and ritual-based retreat to Peru.

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