In a world fractured by speed, silence, and misunderstanding, what does it mean to truly listen?

At the age of 80, Lian Henriksen reflects on a lifetime of mothering, grandmothering, soul-searching, and circle-keeping. Through stories woven across generations and galaxies — from family wounds to spiritual awakenings — she invites us into a quiet revolution: one rooted in remembrance, radical honesty, and the courage to lead ourselves.

More than a memoir, A Listening Grandmother is a gentle offering to all who walk between worlds — those tending to ancestral faultlines, raising light-filled children, or simply longing to live with greater presence. This is a book for listeners, question-keepers, and those who carry a quiet hope for healing.

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