Pregnancy loss is one of the most invisible forms of grief, and the world often doesn't know how to acknowledge it or support the women and families walking through it. If you have lost a baby, you know how it shatters your inner world, and if you love someone who has experienced pregnancy loss, you may feel helpless and unsure of what to say or do. Born from the Ashes: Transmuting Grief into Radiant Purpose is a guide for both. For mothers, it is a companion that helps move grief through the body in sacred and practical ways. For loved ones, it is a resource that makes this kind of loss visible and shows how to honor it with compassion and tenderness. This book is not about "moving on." It is about giving grief a voice, a shape, and a sacred outlet so love has somewhere to go. Inside are somatic and creative rituals such as lighting candles, creating altars, writing letters, painting stones, and walking in nature. These practices give your hands and heart something to do with what feels unbearable, turning silent sorrow into sacred action and remembrance. Structured in four seasons—Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall—the book mirrors the natural cycles of loss and renewal. Winter holds the shock and stillness of loss. Spring gently reawakens hope. Summer invites creativity and joy. Fall brings integration, deeper healing, and purposeful service. Together these seasons provide a pathway for honoring your baby, tending your body and emotions, and remembering that you are still whole even in loss. Tender, honest, and practical, Born from the Ashes offers reflections, poetry, and rituals to accompany miscarriage, stillbirth, or any form of pregnancy loss. It is both a companion and a keepsake, a book to return to whenever the waves of grief rise again. This is for every mother who has lost a baby and for every family member or friend who longs to understand and offer true support. You are not alone. Your grief matters.