A year-long journey for those whose grief has raised deeper questions
An invitation, not a course.
A space for understanding — not belief.
Loss doesn’t only take someone away — it dismantles the world you understood yourself to be living in. It fractures meaning, certainty, and the story that once held your life together.
Between Worlds exists because many people in grief are left carrying questions they don’t feel able to ask out loud.
This is not spiritual comfort without substance. It is a grounded, evidence-informed journey into what death, consciousness, and continuity actually mean—and how that understanding can reshape the way you live with loss.
Between Worlds is for you if:
You are grieving and feel that reassurance alone is not enough
You are questioning what truly happens when life ends
You sense that something fundamental has shifted in how you see reality
You want understanding rooted in lived experience, history, and research — not belief alone
You are open to being gently challenged while being emotionally held
Between Worlds is:
A twelve-month guided journey
One core module released each month
Four to six lessons per module
This journey unfolds slowly and deliberately. There is no pressure to rush, perform, or share. You are free to move at the pace your grief allows.
Between Worlds is not:
A self-help programme
A religious doctrine
A quick path to comfort
A replacement for therapy
It does not offer certainty. It offers orientation.
Each month focuses on a different threshold:
What Happens When We Die?
Consciousness Beyond the Body
Fear, Heaven, Hell, and Cultural Inheritance
Reunion, Love, and Continuity
5. What Shapes Experience After Death
6. Healing Beyond Death
7. Darkness, Suffering, and Moral Complexity
8. Communication Between Worlds
9. When Communication Is Difficult or Absent
10. Reincarnation — An Inquiry Into Continuity, Memory, and Return
11. Spiritual Crisis and Awakening
12. Living Beyond Fear
“This reflects early access to the journey as it unfolds. The investment will increase in the future.”
I have spent decades sitting with grief — not only studying it, but accompanying people through what it does to a life when loss arrives and familiar frameworks collapse. I have also gone through my own grief and still do, more than many people have experienced.
Much of my work has taken place in the quiet spaces where people find themselves asking questions they never expected to ask: about death, about consciousness, about whether anything continues — and about how to live when certainty no longer feels available.
This work is not theoretical for me. It has been shaped by long inquiry, direct experience, research, and by walking alongside individuals and families in profound loss. I have seen how grief can dismantle meaning just as powerfully as it can open it — and how unhelpful it is when people are met only with reassurance, belief, or silence.
I am not interested in offering answers to believe in, nor in replacing one certainty with another. What matters to me is helping people orient themselves honestly when life has changed at a fundamental level — and to do so with steadiness, clarity, and respect for the depth of what they are experiencing.
Between Worlds exists because too many people in grief are left holding serious questions without a space that can hold them in return. This journey is the most complete expression of the work I have been doing for many years: bringing together lived experience, historical understanding, consciousness research, and careful inquiry into what death and loss actually ask of us.
I do not ask you to adopt a belief. I ask only that you be willing to look carefully, think deeply, and allow yourself the time this kind of understanding requires.
Grief has a way of asking questions we cannot ignore.
If this feels like one of those moments for you, this space exists. You do not need to rush. You do not need to decide immediately. You only need to notice whether this feels true.
