When someone we love passes on, they leave behind more than memories.
They leave behind their clothing, jewelry, furniture—the small, ordinary pieces of a life once lived. And as we move through our grief, these objects often become a difficult question: Do I keep this? Or let it go?
Across many cultures—from the sun-drenched deserts of the American Southwest to the deep-rooted villages of Central Mexico—there’s a belief that personal belongings carry more than just sentimental value. They may carry energy.
