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72: If You Want to Grow—Stop Fixing the Wrong Problem 16:32

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Grief House - Portals

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An ongoing exploration of the complexity of being human, through monthly conversations about trust, loss, feelings and perspective.

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Grief House - Portals

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An ongoing exploration of the complexity of being human, through monthly conversations about trust, loss, feelings and perspective.

92 حلقات

#Society #Sascha Demerjian & Laura Green #Laura Green #Sascha Demerjian

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Potion Mage Potion 1:01:45

منذ 3 أيام1:01:45

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In this episode Sascha and I explore what it's like to interact with reality mediated by different kinds of brains. We realized that one good way to describe our current experience is this: Sascha is a potion mage and I am a potion. This feels just right to me. I revel in her jars and shelves, feel grateful for my tremendous luck this time around and move off in the world more self aware and oriented. Along the way we discuss lions and panthers, spiders and iguanas, orb creatures, horses and Melon bank. We hope you find some expansiveness in this romp through a few of the endless ways to be consciously incarnate.…

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Play is Serious Work 41:49

منذ 6 weeks41:49

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In this episode Laura and I talk about the importance of play and a reminder that everything ends anyway, so perhaps let's open ourselves up to play and creation. We talk about the beautiful humming that can arise with the serious work that is play. We talk about insights gained from playing with Kate Drummond of The Energetic Heart , The Little Feminist Farm in Georgia , and Working Class Acupuncture in Portland , among others. We play in real time with ideas about silent long-houses, sandwiches, meet ups for future fictive kin, and hammock groves.…

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Vigilance - Pulled Apart and Considered 40:28

منذ 8 weeks40:28

40:28

In this episode Sascha and I look at vigils, vigilance and hyper-vigilance. We consider how each state shows up in our lives and how they interact with each other. We offer personal stories and learn a little more about each other.

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Vigilance; A Loose, Friendly Wander Through Its Fields & Flood Plains 47:35

منذ 10 weeks47:35

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In this episode Sascha and I throw structure to the wind and invite you into friendship chatting about vigilance and loss. We discuss: outrage at day spas, prairie dogs, non-aquatic anemones, aikido and how it feels when we open the door to our pain and fear, and try to move and roll with it. Maybe this structure demonstrates one of the antidotes for hyper-vigilance: what comes when we feel deeply safe and therefore free to follow each other down whichever paths open up as far as they allow, then turn off or circle back and end up somewhere, though nowhere we intended. In the end we both like what we've found along the path and how our feet and hearts feel from the wandering. We hope you'll come along and maybe see sometime worth picking up along the way.…

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Feelings About Forts 42:28

منذ 14 weeks42:28

42:28

In this episode Sascha and I discuss forts made from: sheets, refrigerator boxes, Vanderbuilt University, teacher's desks, Jim Smith, jungle gyms and each other. We wonder about the value of a dedicated practice of fort building. What (we query) are we training for when we build realities from make-believe? What more when we built them alongside other creatures? And when we invite in guests, then what? And when we accept each other's invitations? What does a life set in undocumented realms offer in contrast to one lived inside the reach of official maps? We answer none of these questions, but feel glad that we live in forts linked to forts linked to forts; glad that for the welcome and the company and for this big Grief House fort we make with all of you.…

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Rise Up Regulated 51:52

منذ 16 weeks51:52

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On this episode of the podcast, Sascha talks with Kate Drummond of The Energetic Heart and About Play in Atlanta to learn more about her journey and discuss reality as it relates to regulation. They agree that emotional regulation does not equal submission, doesn't mean entering a non feeling place and doesn't require us to forfeit anger but, rather, offers stable access to deep feelings and the ability to respond rather than react to stimuli. Sascha and Kate talk about how to move toward this aware and sturdy place when you live in a world that is chronically disregulated and reflect on how salient and helpful it feels to do this work in good company, given the degree to which we are bombarded with stimuli today. You can join both Sascha & Kate at their upcoming offering Finding Ease in Times of Struggle (offering release and regulation support) in Atlanta beginning April 14th.…

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I Am Making You Inside My Head 33:16

منذ 18 weeks33:16

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In this episode of the podcast Sascha and I discuss the nature of reality. We consider the practical appeal of living inside a consensus reality, the value of remembering that real doesn't mean absolute and what it's like when truth we've relied on cracks apart to reveal who-knows-what swirling underneath. We look at examples from our lives of ways grief offered glimpses into layers of reality we weren't expecting, like and don't like the way that makes us feel and wonder at what kind of shimmering endlessness we might be swimming in.…

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The Reality of Grief - Community Stories from The Portland House 33:50

منذ 19 weeks33:50

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We are thrilled to share our first community stories episode. We look forward to weaving and sharing the experiences of our grief house community members. Our theme this month is perspective and reality - the conversations on this episode explore how grief can change our experience of the world around us. Today’s stories are shared by Jamie, Alex, Edith and Morgan. They were recorded at the Portland Grief House during our Art & Medicine fair and at a Compassionate Death Companion gathering. We hope to offer one community episode each month. We'll be sending out information about upcoming themes, in-person recording dates in Portland and Atlanta and ways folks in other places can send us their stories. Check out our Patreon page for more stories, writing and meditation prompts and other offerings. Find out more about the folks on this episode below: Jamie Thrower - End of Life Doula and Educator. Alexandrea Wilson - counselor, death worker, Grief House board member. Edith - griever Morgan Fava - Death Doula…

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Violet Is Not Waking Up, What Happens Next? 45:21

منذ 22 weeks45:21

45:21

In this special episode I talk with Serena Trexler about her experiences as a death care worker, death rights advocate and green death/human composting engineer. We Discuss Serena's personal relationship with the dead and their bodies (curious, honored to know them, not afraid) in contrast to many people's relationship with the dead (closed off, hopeful they won't be near, quite afraid). We explore the possibilities that open up when there isn't a requirement for fear of death and what might change if we had communities that supported us as we explored this universal, unavoidable part of our cycle. We discuss the biology of returning to the earth and the ways human's bodies might be used to heal wounds we've cause in our ecosystem. I feel amazement about Serena, incredible good luck to know her, and hope about what might come from this particular moment she's spending incarnate.…

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Webs 42:50

منذ 23 weeks42:50

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In this episode Sascha and I talk about webs. We ponder the way they are spun from hunger and instinct. How hope weaves a web, how death works in the weaving. We consider the web from a spider's perspective - how they never see the full scope of their work. We wonder about how we might weave well, where we are. We talk about our mothers and our fathers - the webs they wove for us, the nourishment they offered. We talk about the web from the perspective of the fly. We end with a story about the ways we might weave webs that bring food for each other, without ever knowing and gratitude for the ones who have woven us into this strange, sparkling strength we're a part of today.…

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(No True) Beginnings 54:32

منذ 26 weeks54:32

54:32

In this episode, Sascha and I try to put our fingers on the ache inside beginnings. We wonder about the way life grows out of death, how joy grows alongside sorrow, and whether anything ever really starts for the first time. In an act of cunning metaphor, we take a while to get rolling with this episode. Eventually, inside our large meandering, we make a circle that comes round in a way that feels complete to us (and hopefully to you).…

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We'll Die Soon (therefore) Look For Miracles 49:11

منذ 29 weeks49:11

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In this episode Sascha and I contemplate miracles, reality and how the two things intersect. We discuss: my father's death and the dog miracles that came in its wake, the delusion/magic weaving Sascha's mother practiced in her life, what sky diving might teach us about the nature of reality, how one might work at miracles, whether a tendency toward miracles can me spread, caught or learned and what to do with mysterious luck. In the end, we feel (as always) grateful for the miracle of each other and all of you.…

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Prayer For Relief with Krystle May Statler 47:33

منذ 31 weeks47:33

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In this episode Sascha and I talk with Poet (And Grief House board member and collaborator) Krystle May Statle r about her brother BJ and her life with and without him since his murder in 2019 by the Inglewood police. We consider what it means to suffer deep injury that can't be explained or relieved, how complicated grief can lead to isolation and the way poetry might help weave a story that can't be forced into linear narrative into something true that can be held and shared. _________ Krystle May Statler (she/her) is a Black-multiracial artist living in Portland, OR and is the author of Prayer for Relief (2024). Her poems are featured in Poetry South, Epiphany Magazine, Fugue, Sixfold, Beyond Words Literary Magazine, Poetry From Instructions, poetry.onl, 1455’s Movable Type, and Cultural Weekly. When she’s not artisting or designing books, Krystle can be found volunteering with The Grief House as the Fundraising Board Chair and Epiphany Magazine as a poetry reader, working as the Director of Operations at The Pathfinder Network, or nurturing life in Portland with her partner Kevin, their plant babies, and oodles of loved ones. You can follow Krystle’s work online at krystlemaystatler.com and/or on Instagram at @2kay1. You can order her collection of poems, Prayer for Relief, here .…

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I Trust Us 55:12

منذ 34 weeks55:12

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In this special episode Sascha sits down and talks with Jojo Donovan about trust and invitations. Jojo is good and wise and kind and perfect, as we find her always. Sascha (who is also good and kind and wise and perfect) feels lucky to be in a circle with jojo and the magic she pulls. You can follow Jojo's work online at sevenstonestarot.com ; on Substack at sevenstonestarot.substack.com ; and on Instagram @sevenstonestarot. You can book a Wayfinding session here . Referenced during the podcast: " Summons " by Aurora Levins Morales " Ready ," song by Ahlay Blakely. You can learn about Ahlay's offerings at healingattheroots.com…

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Open Invitation 48:44

منذ 36 weeks48:44

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In this episode Sascha and I talk about how it feels to extend and be offered open invitations. We agree that, from both directions, it is simply the best. We try to figure out what makes it possible to do this glorious, simple thing; consider examples from our lives, discuss our siblings, our recent trip to see my family in Mexico, my remarkable Aunt Pipis, and the difficult politics of our country. As always, we feel lucky to have each other to practice open, endless, unconditional welcoming.…

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