Author J.S. Park discusses the complexity of grief and loneliness, highlighting the importance of letting in pain and the struggles of feeling unseen. The episode explores societal norms around grief, coping mechanisms, cultural perspectives, and the advocacy for genuine connections.

J.S. Park, a Korean-American hospital chaplain and author, shares profound insights into the nature of spiritual trauma, blending Eastern and Western perspectives. He explores how trauma, both 'big T' and 'little T', impacts emotional well-being and spiritual beliefs. The conversation highlights the effects of community betrayal and emphasizes the need for healing in religious contexts. Listeners are encouraged to recognize their pain while engaging in a grounding practice, aiming to foster mindfulness and reconnect with their sense of wholeness.

J.S. Park, a hospital chaplain and author, shares profound insights on grief and loss. Drawing from his experiences in a trauma center, he emphasizes the non-linear nature of grief and the importance of validating all emotions. Park discusses the vital role of chaplains in providing spiritual support during trauma and highlights the need for community and personal rituals to navigate grief. He advocates for a compassionate presence in supporting those who mourn, revealing grief as a complex yet natural human experience that deserves recognition and understanding.

J.S. Park, a hospital chaplain for a Level 1 Trauma Center, discusses experiences with death, grief, and loss. Topics include manifestations of grief, practical advice for coping with loss, and developing a holistic approach to grief.

J.S. Park, hospital chaplain and author of The Voices We Carry, shares his powerful experiences in chaplaincy, coping with emotional toll of healthcare work, benefits of seminary and online courses, healing power of writing, and reflecting on grief and memory.