Sacred Grief Healing

08/04/2022

“Nobody understands my pain.”

“I’ve never felt such a loss this huge, how will I survive?”

“I just need more time, and this will pass on its own.”

“I’m afraid that if I really allowed myself to feel the pain, I’ll go crazy, or maybe hurt someone.”

“This world is just so insane! How can anyone possibly feel any hope?”

“I’ll never fit in because I’m so different from everybody else in that I never received certain experiences in my childhood that I so desperately needed.”

Do any of these sound familiar? YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
There IS a place where you can find a welcoming space to hold all of this.
Where it is safe to EXPRESS, no matter how messy or intense or “ugly,” and without judgment.

Where you can uncover inner strength and power that is underneath your pain.

Where you can REJOICE in knowing that you now have a community of courageous and open-hearted souls who are ready to allow themselves to be witnessed in the depths of their grief.

Where you can once again feel lighter in the world because you understand that you were repressing what was so ready to be released from your body, and is now normalized.

There is still time to enroll in this 48-hour exploration and immersion into ritual space, and discovering that grief is here to teach you. It can even be your friend, if you are willing to allow its wisdom. Are you ready?

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sacred-grief-healing-befriending-grief-tickets-328534273857

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sacred-grief-healing-befriending-grief-tickets-328534273857

A community ritual to unburden yourself from the weight of carrying your grief alone.

08/03/2022

☀️The time for healing is amongst us! Please enjoy this video talking about the power of honoring grief 🙏🏻

Our Sacred Grief Healing Community Grief Ritual is awaiting for you to come and befriend grief…to sit with it and explore all that arises when we hold space for grief.

🦋There are a few spots still open for the weekend experience and we would love to have you join us, if you are so called. Please contact us if you have any questions!

🤗 All of you is welcome!

Tickets can be found here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sacred-grief-healing-befriending-grief-tickets-328534273857?aff=ebdshpsearchautocomplete

07/09/2021

First deeper dive Community Grief Ritual in looong while- July 30-Aug 1....
Come lay down the extra weight. Let your heart break open...
Release. Renew. Revitalize your Soul.

“Grief is the response to a broken bond of belonging. Whether through the loss of a loved one, a way of life, or a cherished community, grief is the reaction to being torn from what you love. As Martín Prechtel teaches, the words for grief and praise are the same in the Tz’utujil language because you can only grieve what you have dearly loved.

We grieve the loves we’ve lost. We grieve our abilities vanishing through illness or age. We grieve the loss of faith in our religion. We grieve our children leaving home. We grieve the paths we didn’t walk. We grieve the family we never had. We grieve the suffering of the planet. But while grief may look like an expression of pain that serves no purpose, it is actually the soul’s acknowledgment of what we value. Grief is the honour we pay to that which is dear to us. And it is only through the connection to what we cherish that we can know how to move forward. In this way, grief is motion.”

Toko-pa Turner, Excerpt From: “Belonging.” (belongingbook.com)

Artwork by Zelda Devon (zeldadevon.com)

11/26/2020

To remember again and again... how our sacred grief reconnects us to the web of life and the care that sustains our very existence.

“Grief is the response to a broken bond of belonging. Whether through the loss of a loved one, a way of life, or a cherished community, grief is the reaction to being torn from what you love. As Martín Prechtel teaches, the words for grief and praise are the same in the Tz’utujil language because you can only grieve what you have dearly loved.

We grieve the loves we’ve lost. We grieve our abilities vanishing through illness or age. We grieve the loss of faith in our religion. We grieve our children leaving home. We grieve the paths we didn’t walk. We grieve the family we never had. We grieve the suffering of the planet. But while grief may look like an expression of pain that serves no purpose, it is actually the soul’s acknowledgment of what we value. Grief is the honour we pay to that which is dear to us. And it is only through the connection to what we cherish that we can know how to move forward. In this way, grief is motion.”

Toko-pa Turner, Excerpt From: “Belonging.” (belongingbook.com)

Artwork by Zelda Devon (zeldadevon.com)