Christine J GoldOwner, Soul Healers Sanctuary · ADHD Burnout Recovery Coach

What if someone went to the grave for you? 🕊️ #grief #thetending #illgoforyou #psychicmedium

10 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this personal monologue, the speaker recounts visiting her mother’s gravesite five years after her passing, noting the dusty, peeling plaque and the limited care provided by funeral homes. While cleaning the site and arranging flowers, she reflects on the lack of dedicated grave‑care services and envisions a niche offering: bringing fresh flowers, cleaning and polishing plaques, burning incense, singing, playing healing bowls, recording videos, and reading messages for the deceased. She describes the ritualistic elements—oil to shine the plaque, healing frequencies, and personal presence—as a way to honor loved ones and provide comfort to grieving families. The speaker concludes by inviting listeners who might be interested in such a service to contact her.

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Now hear me out. I am visiting my mom. She passed 5 years ago, and it's almost Mother's Day, and I'm looking at her gravestone, her plaque. She was cremated, and it's really dusty. So I went and got the water for the flowers, and then I started cleaning off, and then the plastic was starting to peel off, and then I'm like, oh man, you know, I wonder who else would love something like this, because a funeral homes, they only do so much, right? They cut the grass, they try to keep it clean, they take the dead flowers away. But it made me wonder if there would be people that would want a service like mine where I am bringing flowers, I'm cleaning their plaque, I'm maybe burning incense, I'm singing, I'm playing my bowls. There's some healing frequency, there's some love, and I record a video and Maybe they want me to read something to them while I'm here and then put oil on their plaque to make it look really, really shiny and new. Um, those are just the random thoughts that I have, and so if that's something you would be interested in, let me know.