“I think most people spend their lives, like, hoping they never have to lose people. You know what I mean? They're like, ‘Oh, God, I hope that doesn't happen.’ I'm, like, the story of so many things people wish they never would have to go through.” - Biet Simkin

If there’s one thing Biet Simkin knows, it’s loss. Not only did she lose her mother as a child and her father as a young adult, she also tragically lost her infant daughter. But she uses her life experiences as a way to meet others including her clients where they are, to feel their feelings and to show them that getting through the seemingly impossible is possible. 
I sat down with Biet Simkin, author, musician, and spiritual teacher, to discuss her traumatic childhood, loss and grief, enlightenment, motherhood, mental health and so much more. 
What we explore in this episode:

Biet’s traumatic childhood (2:30)

Why Biet is confident her parents are still with her (7:20)

Biet’s unique combination of music and meditative breathwork (13:44)

What Biet would do all over again (18:32)

The moment Biet realized her calling (23:03)

Biet redefines enlightenment (32:16)

Biet shares about the heartbreak of losing her first daughter Ula (41:14)

How Biet handles her grief and helps her clients navigate their grief (45:29)

Biet’s recommendation on how to support mental health (46:19)

How being a mom has changed Biet’s work (55:45)


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Biet’s Book

Biet's Music


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