Episode 128: Behold, The Wounded Warrior By Karyn Lynn Grant, LMT – The JOY COACH

As Memorial Day invites us into sacred remembrance, The Wounded Warrior tenderly explores the many ways we love—and lose—those who journeyed with us through seasons of laughter, sorrow, and growth. Whether through death, distance, or emotional separation, loss wears many faces.

In this poignant episode, Karyn reflects on the call to love even when hearts are wounded. She speaks to the woman who has cherished deeply, grieved silently, and perhaps carried the weight of unspoken goodbyes or broken dreams. With prayerful intention and healing insight, she shares how we can honor both those who have crossed the veil and those still walking a different path, by embodying Christlike love—constant, compassionate, and kind.

This is a tribute to the tender-hearted—to those who have loved fiercely and lost bravely. Because in the end, love is never lost—it returns to bless the one who gave it, nurtured it, sacrificed for it and cherished it.

Here are 12 reflective questions to accompany this episode by Karyn Lynn Grant, LMT – The Joy Coach;

1. Who is someone I have loved deeply but lost, whether through death or emotional separation?
2. How have I processed the grief of losing someone still living?
3. In what ways did I express love to this person while they were in my life?
4. Have I withheld love due to pain or betrayal, and what would it feel like to release that pain now?
5. Can I see this person through the lens of Christlike compassion, even if they wounded me?
6. What unspoken prayers or blessings do I want to send energetically to them today?
7. How has their presence—even in loss—shaped the woman I’ve become?
8. Is there a broken dream tied to this relationship that I still grieve?
9. What role did I play in this relationship, and was that role divinely appointed for a season?
10. How can I honor my own heart while still extending unconditional love from afar?
11. Where do I feel that ‘love is never lost’ manifesting in my life now?
12. What does it mean for me personally to love as Christ loves—even when it’s hard?