AmarAtma Singh Khalsa speaks to the heart of what it means to live, lead, and care in times of uncertainty and loss.
Embodied Practices for Letting Go and Finding Peace
Nobody taught you how to grieve. Not really. You were taught to push through, stay strong, give it time.
But grief does not live in your thoughts. It lives in your chest, your throat, your sleepless nights — and it waits there until you finally turn toward it. This book shows you how.
More than 75 practices drawn from neuroscience, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and somatic therapy — offered not to rush your healing, but to help it begin.
The heart can hold what the mind cannot understand. Our journey is reclaiming the power of the heart.
For more than 15 years, AmarAtma Singh Khalsa has been walking with people through grief, loss, and change as a chaplain, clinician, teacher, and leader.
He brings together science, spirituality, and somatic wisdom to help individuals, communities, and organizations build cultures of compassion, connection, and wholeness.
Master of Religion in Public Life
Spiritual Care Association (BCC)
Master's Degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
The Tender Art of Grieving
(Shambhala, September 2026)
of chaplaincy, clinical practice & teaching
reached through talks, courses & conferences
at hospitals, universities, conferences & retreats
His presence is both grounding and transformative. AmarAtma speaks from the heart and awakens the best in all of us.
Whether you are seeking support for yourself or a voice for your audience, it begins with a conversation.
AmarAtma Singh Khalsa speaks to the heart of what it means to live, lead, and care in times of uncertainty and loss.
Embodied Practices for Letting Go and Finding Peace
Nobody taught you how to grieve. Not really. You were taught to push through, stay strong, give it time.
But grief does not live in your thoughts. It lives in your chest, your throat, your sleepless nights — and it waits there until you finally turn toward it. This book shows you how.
More than 75 practices drawn from neuroscience, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and somatic therapy — offered not to rush your healing, but to help it begin.
The heart can hold what the mind cannot understand. Our journey is reclaiming the power of the heart.
For more than 15 years, AmarAtma Singh Khalsa has been walking with people through grief, loss, and change as a chaplain, clinician, teacher, and leader.
He brings together science, spirituality, and somatic wisdom to help individuals, communities, and organizations build cultures of compassion, connection, and wholeness.
Master of Religion in Public Life
Spiritual Care Association (BCC)
Master's Degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
The Tender Art of Grieving
(Shambhala, September 2026)
of chaplaincy, clinical practice & teaching
reached through talks, courses & conferences
at hospitals, universities, conferences & retreats
His presence is both grounding and transformative. AmarAtma speaks from the heart and awakens the best in all of us.
Whether you are seeking support for yourself or a voice for your audience, it begins with a conversation.
The Tender Art of Grieving is a compassionate guide for navigating loss and life’s great changes. Through embodied practices, reflection, and grief-informed wisdom, AmarAtma offers a gentler way to meet what hurts, release what no longer needs to be carried, and find peace alongside what cannot be changed.