Honoring Loved One: Milestone Celebrations Without Them with Special Guest - Zara Jafri

Spiritual Journey - Path to Awakening

In this heartfelt episode of the Spiritual Journey podcast, host Nimesh Radia pays tribute to his mentor, Sidra Jafri, who profoundly influenced his path as a healer. Sidra, who tragically passed away in a fire in 2020, continues to inspire Nimesh from the other realm. Joining Nimesh is Sidra's sister, Zara Jafri, who carries forward Sidra's mission through the Key Light Center.

Together, Nimesh and Zara explore how to honor loved ones who have passed away, celebrate their lives, and find personal and meaningful ways to carry on their legacy. They delve into the uniqueness of the grieving process, emphasizing that there is no right or wrong way to grieve. Each person's journey with grief is deeply personal, and it's essential to do what feels right for oneself.

Throughout the episode, Nimesh and Zara share personal stories and insights about the impact Sidra had on their lives. They discuss how to stay connected with loved ones who have crossed over, noting that the energy and vibrations from the other side might differ but can still provide comfort and guidance. They also highlight the importance of expressing gratitude, learning from the lessons imparted by those who have passed, and finding unique ways to honor their memory.

The conversation covers various ways to honor loved ones, such as doing activities they enjoyed or that reflect their values, helping others in their honor, and being open to different forms of connection with them. By celebrating the lives of their loved ones, rather than merely mourning their loss, Nimesh and Zara illustrate how to integrate their legacy into daily life.

Takeaways:

• Grief is a personal journey, and there is no right or wrong way to honor a loved one who has passed away.
• Connect with your loved ones on the other side and be open to their energy being different.
• Celebrate the lives of your loved ones by doing things they enjoyed or that reflect their values.
• Trust that you are where you are meant to be, and that the timing of events is divinely guided. Express gratitude for your loved ones while they are still here.
• Find unique ways to honor the legacy of your loved ones.
• Learn from the lessons of those who have passed away.
• Be open to different forms of connection with loved ones.
• Celebrate the lives of your loved ones instead of mourning their death.

Nimesh shares how Sidra, now one of his guides, pushed him to learn about the Akashic Records and inspired the name of his podcast, Spiritual Journey (SJ), which shares the same initials as Sidra. In this way, he honors her by continuing her journey of helping others awaken.

Zara talks about her enduring gratitude for Sidra, who taught her to live through her emotions and helped her navigate grief. Zara honors Sidra by continuing her passionate work at the Key Light Center, dedicated to awakening and personal growth.

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Click on this link to join the webinar - The Awakening: Tools to live an awakened life on Sidra's Birthday - 17th June at 3pm UK, 7am PST, 10am EST - Wwe.keylightcenter.com/june

To contact Zara on insta - https://www.instagram.com/thejafriway/ & https://www.instagram.com/keylightcenter/. On her website - https://wwe.keylightcenter.com/

To contact Nimesh on insta - https://www.instagram.com/nimesh_radia/, on his website - https://spiritualjourney.life/ or via email on [e-mail]

Nims and Stacey's next free Healing Session on Zoom is scheduled for June 20th at 5pm EST, 2pm PST, 10pm UK time. Click the link below to register – it's free, and you won't regret it! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvdO-pqzkpHtCpWY4gvNxC_kYs0WGGHrZO

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