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Wholehearted: Living in Peace and Dying Wise with Jewel Veitch

Heart space healer Jewel Veitch joins Nelle to explore grief as a gift, mortality as a teacher, and the courage it takes to stay open.

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What does it really mean to lead with your heart when life gets loud, painful, or uncertain?

In this conversation, Nelle Tamar-Manuel sits down with heart space healer Jewel Veitch to explore what it looks like to stay open even when opening hurts. Nelle shares how facing a cancer diagnosis reshaped her relationship with mortality, teaching her to consciously orient toward peace and presence, while Jewel shares how she’s weaving the concept of “dying wisely” into her own work.

Together, they unpack the art of returning to the body and breath when the mind spirals, the surprising gifts hidden inside grief and why saying no to certain experiences can really be an act of self-love and heart protection.

Nelle also opens up about the new love unfurling in her own life, while Jewel shares the Heart Keys Oracle deck she’s bringing into the world as a tool for others to use to reconnect with their own hearts.

This episode is an invitation to slow down, feel it all, and remember that a rich and connected life is what makes for a life well lived.

You can find Jewel at www.instagram.com/jewel.veitch or her new website, due to launch soon at www.innersomatics.com

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