One such act of remembrance might be as simple and powerful as finding an object that calls back a presence—like the yellow metal Tonka trucks nestled in a lovely corner of my garden, speaking daily to my twin brother lost at twelve. I found these trucks thrown away at the recycling center, on a particularly emotionally hard day for me. Like a message. My twin had adored these kinds of trucks. These small acts of love become part of the landscape of healing. Continue reading 🌿 The Circle and the Four Corners: A Tarot Spread for Processing Grief