When everything feels uncertain… where do you find your ground? In this episode of Poetic Resurrection, I share my poem She Moves and explore how to stay present through change—with a little perspective, a little grounding, and a reminder that even in transformation… you still have to decide what to eat.

A poetic reflection on boundaries, fear, and reclaiming self-worth. What is truly important to you?

In this episode of Poetic Resurrection, Sonia shares her poem Forgiveness and reflects on self-forgiveness as an act of compassion and love. As part of February’s Still Point Minute theme — Compassion & Love — this conversation explores how releasing self-judgment opens the door to healing, growth, and inner peace. A gentle reminder that love must include ourselves.

This episode is dedicated to all the brave, courageous souls around the world who continue to stand for human dignity, even when doing so requires quiet strength, resilience, and the willingness to walk a less familiar path. In this January episode of Poetic Resurrection, Sonia Iris Lozada reads her poem Courage and reflects on the human fear of change, inherited beliefs, and the quiet bravery required to walk forward while the past still burns beside us.

As the year turns, this short episode offers a pause rather than a conclusion. Poetic Resurrection is a space for poetry, writing, curiosity, questioning, and acceptance—but above all, for noticing what it means to be human without rushing toward answers. This New Year reflection is an invitation to stay curious, allow space for expression in whatever form it takes, and meet the coming year with a little more gentleness. May your questions stay generous, your words stay honest, and your becoming unfold at its own pace. Thank you for listening, reflecting, and being here.

In this Poetic Resurrection episode, I reflect on the many voices outside of us and the importance of returning to the quiet truth within. Then I share my poem Esperando — originally written in Spanish and included in my book Inspire Me: Raw. This episode is an invitation to pause, breathe, and remember the guidance that lives in your own stillness.

In this episode of Poetic Resurrection, we explore “The Path,” a poem from my collection Inspire Me: Awakening Dreams. This piece invites us into the quiet wisdom of nature — where release, stillness, and renewal are part of every cycle. As we walk from the noise of the world into the calm of the natural world, the poem mirrors our inner journey toward clarity and emotional rebirth. Through gentle reflection and psychological insight, we explore how letting go becomes nourishment for new growth, how presence restores peace, and how nature reminds us that change is not failure — it’s transformation. If you’re navigating transition, healing, or simply seeking grounding in your day, this episode offers a moment of breath, contemplation, and renewal. “The Path” is part of the poetry collection Inspire Me: Awakening Dreams, available wherever books are sold.

In this episode of Poetic Resurrection, I share my poem Outcast from Inspire Me: Awakening Dreams. Inspired by the dandelion—often seen as a weed but full of healing—I reflect on what it means to be misunderstood, resilient, and quietly radiant.

In this episode, Sonia Iris Lozada shares her poem Doorway, a reflection on thresholds—those moments in life where we stand between what has been and what is yet to come. With her signature blend of poetry and conversation, Sonia invites listeners to consider the spaces we step into and the ones we leave behind. The doorway serves as a metaphor for transition—whether grief, growth, or new beginnings. The stillness before stepping through is just as meaningful as the act of moving forward. Every doorway asks us to choose: to stay in the known, or to enter the unknown. Sonia connects the poem to her own experiences of grief, transformation, and creativity.

In this episode of *Poetic Resurrection*, Sonia Iris Lozada shares her poem *Insensible*, written during a time of overwhelming grief. The poem explores the raw emotions that often accompany loss: frustration, anger, exhaustion, and numbness. Rather than offering a neat resolution, Sonia reflects on how grief sometimes manifests as emotional overload and the inability to feel at all. Listeners are invited to reflect on their own relationship with grief and to give themselves permission to feel—or not feel—without expectation. The reminder is simple: grief is not something to control, but something to witness and live through. Healing comes with time, compassion, and patience.