Unseen Threads: Moving Beyond "Closure" into Modern Afterlife Connection
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Love doesn't stop when a heart does. Nor does the conversation have to end.
What if grief isn't about saying goodbye, but learning a new way to listen?
Four years ago, UniQuest welcomed Dr. Therese Laux as she shared the remarkable story of receiving text messages from her father, Fred, who died when she was only two years old. What began as disbelief grew into an unexpected relationship that changed how she understands grief, love, and our connection to those who have passed.
Join Dr. Laux for a powerful evening exploring what her father taught her about life on Earth, life beyond death, and the bonds that continue long after physical separation. Through personal stories, humor, hard-earned wisdom, and reflections on healing, she offers a hopeful and practical perspective on loss, continuing connection, and the enduring power of love.
Whether you are carrying fresh grief, remembering someone you miss, or simply curious about the mysteries of life and love, you will leave with new questions, new insights, and perhaps a new way of listening.
Also there will be a meet and greet complete with cake and various goodies.
About Dr. Therese Laux
Dr. Therese Laux is an author, speaker, educator, and two-time Fulbright recipient whose work explores love, loss, grief, and the unseen threads that connect us. Recognized by Apple Inc. and Gallup Inc. for her contributions to education and technology, she is the author of the forthcoming memoir Texts from the Afterlife (Red Wheel/Weiser, 2027). Her writing appears in Grief Digest and on her Substack, Unseen Threads.
A Nebraska native, Therese lives and works in Los Angeles County.
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UniQuest "A Division of the Henry Foundation" rents space on the main level of
Unity of Omaha
3424 N. 90th St.
Omaha, NE
Enter front door, 7-8:30 PM
$7 love offering is suggested but not required
**We typically meet the 1st and 3rd Monday nights of each month