I have a quote stuck in my head from comedian Julia Sweeney’s autobiographical show God Said Ha!
“What if Heaven is just an instant?”
Whether it is, or it isn’t, I am in no hurry to discover, but this book is a sweet, tender story of what happens after. And for those who haven’t experienced this kind of profound and tragic loss, what happens instead.
The cosmic importance of everyday life: Live life consciously. Be kind to everyone.
That message is transcendent. It has no religion, no tribe, no owners. It is universal.
Irene Weinberg, the creator, and host of the podcast Grief and Rebirth: Finding the Joy in Life and has a large following stemming from her experiences in both spiritual and healing genres. She created Grief and Rebirth to illumine the amazing insights and wisdom gleaned from speaking with grief and trauma specialists, gifted mediums who bring us comfort and validation when they communicate with our deceased loved ones, talented healers who help heal our myriad issues in countless ways and incredible people who have learned how to thrive in spite of daunting challenges, inspiring each of us to also be all that we can be. Some of her guests have included Internationally famous mediums Thomas John, Suzane Northrop, and Lee VanZyl, Broadway singer, actor, writer Frankie Keane, Energy Healer Judy Becker, Past Life Expert Nancy Canning, and many more.
Irene is also the author of the 5-star reviewed book They Serve Bagels In Heaven, a compelling, spiritual love story that begins with the profound spiritual awakening Irene experienced when her husband Saul died next to her in a tragic car accident. Irene is a highly sought-after public speaker whose spirited lectures have inspired and motivated audiences at conferences and spiritual get-togethers, as well as bookstores nationwide.
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