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Tending the Sacred
Tending the Sacred is a space for exploring everyday rituals, ancestral wisdom, and the quiet moments that connect us to something deeper. Rooted in cultural memory and lived experience, this blog honors the practices that keep us grounded, whether passed down, reclaimed, or newly created. It’s about remembering what matters, making meaning from the mundane, and tending to the sacred in a way that’s real, personal, and alive.


Tending the Sacred: Grief
Grief has always been with us. From ancient burials in caves to primates staying beside their dead, from the communal wakes of the Igorot to the vibrant coffins of the Ga, from altars lit with marigolds in Mexico to shared ossuaries in Wendat lands, grief has never been just one thing. It has always been layered, collective, and sacred.
What these rituals all reveal is that grief is not just about death. It is about love. It is about memory. It is about the spaces we create
May 109 min read
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