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Finding Tomorrow
“Through Sharalyn’s unflinching honesty, we come to understand that grief is not a dead end,
but a radical opening. It strips away illusion, burns through our defences, and delivers us to
the edges of everything we thought we knew—about love, life, and death. It leads us into
a realm of radical love, radical acceptance, and the most radical truth of the possibility
of a living relationship with the dead.”
“Her story is a gift for anyone who has grieved, who has loved and lost. It is a hand held out
across the abyss—a quiet, fierce reminder that in the deepest chambers of grief lies a
love doesn’t die. It transforms. And so can we.”
— Sarah Tolmie
Life & Love Holistic Community Care
Celebrant & Sacred Deathcare Practitioner
A mother’s journey through unbearable loss and grief to finding understanding,
forgiveness and transformation.
“I didn’t know how I was going to survive Ryan’s death, or at times even if I wanted to. I
didn’t think I could do now, let alone tomorrow. Some days just one breath at a time was
all I could manage, but I knew that to make sense of it I needed to be changed. I needed my
life to be different, somehow, and I needed to open to the possibilities of a new way of being
in relationship with him. I needed to understand what happened, why, and how we could
both be transformed by his life, and his death. It has been a challenging and often confronting
journey, but I am so grateful to Ryan for his teaching and for the amazing gifts that he has
given me along the way.”
but a radical opening. It strips away illusion, burns through our defences, and delivers us to
the edges of everything we thought we knew—about love, life, and death. It leads us into
a realm of radical love, radical acceptance, and the most radical truth of the possibility
of a living relationship with the dead.”
“Her story is a gift for anyone who has grieved, who has loved and lost. It is a hand held out
across the abyss—a quiet, fierce reminder that in the deepest chambers of grief lies a
love doesn’t die. It transforms. And so can we.”
— Sarah Tolmie
Life & Love Holistic Community Care
Celebrant & Sacred Deathcare Practitioner
A mother’s journey through unbearable loss and grief to finding understanding,
forgiveness and transformation.
“I didn’t know how I was going to survive Ryan’s death, or at times even if I wanted to. I
didn’t think I could do now, let alone tomorrow. Some days just one breath at a time was
all I could manage, but I knew that to make sense of it I needed to be changed. I needed my
life to be different, somehow, and I needed to open to the possibilities of a new way of being
in relationship with him. I needed to understand what happened, why, and how we could
both be transformed by his life, and his death. It has been a challenging and often confronting
journey, but I am so grateful to Ryan for his teaching and for the amazing gifts that he has
given me along the way.”
134 pages, Paperback
Published June 18, 2025
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July 15, 2025
This story is written by my Grandmother, about how losing a child is one of the hardest things a person can go through. My uncle died in 2017, and reading about her grief is so different to how I experienced his loss.
It's a very easy read, and definitely worth a look if you're experiencing the grief of loosing a loved one.
This book shows that there's light at the end of the tunnel, and that death isn't the end.
It's a very easy read, and definitely worth a look if you're experiencing the grief of loosing a loved one.
This book shows that there's light at the end of the tunnel, and that death isn't the end.
Displaying 1 of 1 review