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Beyond the Veil
For grieving mamas carrying the profound spiritual wound of childloss. Reunite with your child using the potent healing power of visitation dreams.
Dear grieving mama
I understand the profound depth of your loss—not just the emotional pain that comes in waves, but the deep spiritual wound that occurs when a sacred bond between mother and child appears to be severed.
The ache you carry isn't just grief; it's a soul-level rupture that leaves you feeling fragmented, disconnected, and searching for answers that traditional grief counseling often fails to address.
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When your child died, something happened that goes far beyond what most people understand about loss. This wasn't just the end of a physical presence—it was a spiritual fracture that affected every level of your being. The bond between mother and child is one of the most sacred connections in existence, beginning long before birth when your souls chose each other for this journey.
Hello,
My name is Ning
Ning is a spiritual healer and dream guide who helps bereaved mothers heal the profound spiritual wound created by child loss. While traditional grief counseling approaches grief as primarily emotional or psychological, her pioneering Soul Reunion Method works directly with the actual spiritual injury that occurs when death disrupts the eternal bond between mother and child. Drawing from seven years of training under world-renowned spiritual healer Ron Young, over 12 years of Tibetan dream yoga practice, and African mourning rituals from her country of origin, she addresses the deeper spiritual dimensions of loss that conventional grief support cannot reach.
Her understanding of grief's spiritual anatomy deepened profoundly after losing her mother in 2018, leading to over 200 visitation dreams that validated the reality of continuing bonds beyond physical death. As both a mathematician (BSc, UCLA) and published poet ("Death Song in Green: Poems on Grief"), with a Master's in Spiritual Psychology from Columbia University, Ning brings an unusual blend of analytical precision and artistic sensitivity to her work, helping mothers transform their grief into an evolving relationship with their children through dreams and spiritual connection.
Understanding your Sacred Pain
You might find yourself experiencing a bone-deep exhaustion that no amount of rest seems to touch. This isn't just emotional fatigue—it's the profound depletion that comes from trying to maintain connection across dimensions without understanding how. Your energy feels scattered, your purpose unclear, and the very foundation of who you are seems to have shifted beneath your feet.
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The questions that keep you awake at night aren't just about missing their physical presence. They're spiritual questions that need spiritual answers: Why did this happen? Where are they now? Can they see me? Are they okay? Can our relationship continue? How do I mother a child I can no longer hold?
A Different Path to Healing
I want to create an ongoing relationship with my loved one
Traditional grief counseling often suggests you need to "let go" or "find closure." But what if your relationship with your child isn't meant to end—but rather to transform into something new? What if the profound pain you're feeling isn't just grief to be managed, but a sacred wound that needs spiritual healing?
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Through dream connection, energy healing, and sacred practices, mothers like you have discovered that while death changes the form of your relationship, it cannot sever the eternal bond you share with your child. Your role as mother doesn't end—it evolves into something new and equally sacred.
The Soul Reunion Method
Traditional grief counseling often suggests you need to "let go" or "find closure." But what if your relationship with your child isn't meant to end—but rather to transform into something new? What if the profound pain you're feeling isn't just grief to be managed, but a sacred wound that needs spiritual healing?
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Through dream connection, energy healing, and sacred practices, mothers like you have discovered that while death changes the form of your relationship, it cannot sever the eternal bond you share with your child. Your role as mother doesn't end—it evolves into something new and equally sacred.
“Our dreams help heal our grief. Even the painful ones teach us where we are at the moment. They help us to accept our loss. They light our path toward a new life. By integrating them we can become whole. Gradually our dreams return to more or less normal, with occasional flashes of inspiring or comforting contact with the deceased person. “
– Patricia Garfield
Are you ready for a Sacred Dream Reunion?
Discover your spiritual readiness in 5 minutes...
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Imagine waking up from a dream visit with your precious child... your heart trembling with the profound reality of having held them in your arms again, feeling their unique presence, experiencing that sacred connection your soul has been aching for.
While many mothers experience spontaneous dream visits, you can learn to create sacred space for these precious reunions and continue nurturing your eternal relationship in new ways. Whether you're in the early stages of grief or have been carrying this loss for years, this gentle assessment will help you understand your readiness for dream reunion and provide guidance for your next steps.
Let's discover your path toward renewed connection with your beloved child.
Multidimensional Mama Newsletter
A Sacred Space for Grieving Mothers
The death of your child creates a wound far deeper than ordinary grief - a spiritual rupture that traditional support often fails to understand. This weekly letter speaks directly to your heart, helping you understand the profound nature of your loss and guiding you toward genuine healing through dreams and eternal connection with your child.
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Each intimate letter provides deep wisdom about maternal grief, practical guidance for working with dream visits, and sacred practices for maintaining your eternal bond in new forms. This isn't about "moving on" - it's about transforming your grief into a different kind of relationship with your child, one that continues growing and evolving in beautiful ways.