I know this "Super Soul" and this podcast
is going to come at just the right moment for so many people
who are fearing the loss and fearing the grief.
What do you want to say to them about it?
I love you.
That's all I want to say, I love you.
You are walking through the darkest thing
that you may ever face, and you will survive it.
Mm-hm.
And you don't have to know how now.
You don't have to know how tomorrow.
And you don't have to know how the day after tomorrow.
But somehow, you will walk through this, as everyone has,
you know.
And you may spend the rest of your life walking
with a limp for what you've been through
and the loss that you have.
But you can do it.
I would say to lean into the idea of the honor.
I know that is--
it may be too soon for certain people to hear that.
They're like, screw your honor.
I want my husband back.
I want my daughter back. I want my--
My sister back, yeah.
Sister back, you know.
I don't see the honor in that.
But you remember Richard from Texas from "Eat, Pray, Love"?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I asked him one time, what do
you think about death, Richard?
Because he was one of the wisest people I ever met.
And he said, well, all I know about it is, it seems
to take everybody by surprise.
And I don't know why, because it's literally the only thing
that is in the contract. It's the--
For all of us.
--only guaranteed thing.
And yet every time it happens, we're shocked.