dear grieving hearts,
by esther roseglenn
If you are here, something in your world has changed.
Maybe it happened months ago, maybe years,
but it still lives quietly inside everything you do.You might be tired of pretending you’re okay,
surrounded by people who stopped checking in
while your ache keeps finding new ways to surface.I know that place.I’m Esther Roseglenn, author of Echoes of Love.
When I lost both of my parents in my twenties,
I went searching for a space where grief could be spoken aloud
without needing to be fixed.That search became Echoes of Love.
And from it grew Dear Grieving Hearts,
a home for anyone carrying love through loss.This space is for the heavy days.
For the moments when silence feels too loud,
and you wish someone would simply understand.Here, you don’t have to move on.
You don’t have to explain why it still hurts.
You only have to arrive as you are.
🧡
what you may need:
Everything I create is to help keep you company through loss.
To give shape to what words can’t always hold.
To remind you that even in the quiet, you are not alone.
If you or a loved one needs a companion for the hardest days:Read of Echoes of Love📖 100 reflections to sit beside you when everything feels too quiet.
Words to keep you company when the world feels far away.
A gentle gift that says “you’re not alone” when words are hard to find.
If you want gentle support for everyday grief:Download the Grieving Heart's Comfort Kit🌿 a gentle digital companion for the days that feel heavy
If you need something small to hold ontoDownload 5 Gentle Rituals for Heavy Days - Free Guide🌱 Reflections and practices for the moments that ache the most.
Simple ways to honor your grief and care for your heart.
a note before you continue...
Grief will keep changing.
So will you.There will be moments when the weight feels softer,
and others when it takes your breath away again.
Both are part of love and this ongoing journey.You are still carrying it.
And you are still here.That matters more than you know.I’m so glad you found your way here.
I'll be here when you need me.
🧡
Your Friend in Grief,
Esther
words for the heaviest days
books can’t take away the ache,
but they can help you feel less alone inside it.
each one here was written to keep you company through loss,
to give shape to what love leaves behind.
echoes of love
a companion for the heaviest days.echoes of love offers 100 reflections to sit beside you
when everything feels too quiet.
each piece was written to help you feel seen in your grief,
to remind you that love doesn’t end — it changes shape.
inside, you’ll find:▪ 100 short reflections that meet you where you are
▪ space between each for journaling or quiet thought
▪ words that make you feel less alone in the silencefor anyone who:▪ is learning to live with love in its new form
▪ needs gentle, honest language for what still aches
▪ wants to offer comfort to someone walking through lossthis book also makes a meaningful gift —
a way to say “I see you” when words feel impossible.
⏳ more books coming soon — quiet companions for the roads ahead.echoes of love: the journal coming next
gentle resources for the grieving heart
these digital guides were created to bring understanding and care
to the parts of grief we often carry alone.
each one offers language, grounding, and gentle practices
for the moments that need tenderness most.
the grieving heart's toolkit
a gentle digital companion for the days that feel heavysome days in grief, even taking one steady breath feels difficult. this comfort kit was created for those moments, offering a quiet place to land when your heart needs something soft to hold.
inside, you will find grounding practices, gentle reflections, and simple supports you can return to again and again. every page is written in a calm, compassionate tone, designed to help you move slowly and meet yourself with care.inside you'll receive:• a one minute grounding ritual to steady your breath
• comfort rituals for the hardest moments
• a heavy day checklist with soft, practical supports
• three printable coloring reflections from Echoes of Love
• a printable reflection art page
• a closing note written for your grieving heartfor anyone who:• aches for something soft to hold on the hard days
• is searching for steadiness in the middle of their grief
• longs for comfort that does not rush or demand
• needs a reminder that their heart is allowed to rest
• wants to feel a little less alone in what they carrythis is not a program or a plan.
it is a gentle companion for the days when everything feels heavier than words.
download the grieving heart's toolkit
5 gentle grief rituals for heavy days
[free resource]
reflections and acts of care for when grief feels closest.these five simple rituals offer comfort and grounding
for the moments when you don’t know what to do with your ache.
you’ll receive:▪ five guided reflections and rituals to use anytime
▪ ideas for small acts of remembrance and self-care
▪ a printable version to keep or revisit when neededfor anyone who:▪ needs simple guidance on the hardest days
▪ wants a way to reconnect with love when words aren’t enough
download 5 gentle rituals for heavy days
⏳ more toolkits coming soon — quiet companions for the roads ahead.the supporter's toolkit coming next
the gentle check-in
a quiet space to return to each month.when the world keeps moving, grief often gets left behind.
the gentle check-in gives you a moment to pause, breathe, and tend to your heart —
a soft reminder that your love and your loss still matter.
each monthly edition includes:▪ a heartfelt letter in your inbox from best-selling grief author esther roseglenn, touching upon the quiet themes of each month
▪ a unique reflection and guided journal prompt
▪ a gentle ritual for remembrance and self-care
▪ a grounding affirmation to carry through the month
▪ a note for the month aheadjoin for:
$5/month — cancel anytime.for anyone who:▪ misses the check-ins that grief groups once offered
▪ wants a dedicated monthly space to feel seen and supported
▪ longs for continuity in their healing without pressure or performance
▪ needs a gentle reminder to pause and see how their heart is really doing