In this Deepcast episode, Gary Zukav explores loss, one of the most painful human experiences. Whether it's the death of a grandmother, a spouse, or a child, loss feels catastrophic and irreversible. Gary challenges this directly, explaining that from the new consciousness, loss as we understand it is an illusion born of five-sensory limitations.The old consciousness perceives the world in parts, making death appear a complete ending, an "all systems crash" with no recovery. But death is not the end of a soul; it is the completion of an incarnation, a temporary allotment of a soul's energy within the Earth School. What feels like devastating loss is actually attachment and fear, the very things the Earth School exists to teach us to move beyond. This is illustrated through Gary's own experience of losing his beloved Linda Francis, and the connection he still feels with her.Nothing that exists can ever truly be lost, because the personality is not what we are. We are the soul, the Universe, and the Universe cannot lose a part of itself. Seeing loss through this expanded lens transforms suffering into fulfillment and celebration of life.What You’ll Discover in This Episode((((((Embrace the Soul Step ChallengeThis week, notice a moment when you feel the sting of loss, whether a person, a relationship, or a version of yourself you feel is gone. Pause and ask: is this loss real, or is it the old consciousness perceiving separation where none exists? What would it feel like to celebrate instead of grieve? Keep a soul notebook, and look back at week's end to see where you found a broader perspective, rooted not in loss, but in wholeness.Let's ConnectGary Zukav | WebsiteGary Zukav | InstagramGary Zukav | FacebookGary Zukav | BooksGary Zukav | YouTubeGary Zukav | X