Hi and welcome back to the space in between, the space between.

This is my mini podcast that occurs every other week in between my podcasts, where they're just

a little short podcast to get you through the week.

And this week I want to again share a little bit more

about myself in another piece that I wrote. This piece also appeared on in Chicago Misfit Mom.

And again, this piece was written before I had really figured out how I wanted to do this work and how I wanted to

sort of bring my ideas about what happens to us when we die and how we can use death to help us

live more fully and completely now. So this piece is called, In My world, money falls from the sky.

And this happened shortly after my father-in-law passed away.

And again, I'm not saying that this is the answer.

You know, what you're going to hear today is the answer,

or this is the way it has to be.

But I just want to open up your mind to looking for things that maybe we can't explain.

Some people call it coincidence.

Some people call it synchronicity.

You know, I just want you to open up your mind and expand your consciousness to what might be out

there that maybe we can't explain. Money falls from the sky

in my world. At least it has been raining money since my father-in-law passed away this past July.

How do you explain death to a nine and six-year-old? I know how the therapist in me explains death, but how does the mother

in me, the same one who can talk to dead people, explain death? Shortly after my father-in-law

lost his battle with lung cancer, my daughter turned to me and said, I never realized that when

someone dies, it means you will never see them again.

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