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Event
The Sacred Work of Grief
The Ridhwan CA Life, Death & Transition Service Group invites you and your friends once again to:
The Sacred Work of Grief
with Taylor Lampson & Nancee Sobonya
Where there is sorrow, there is holy ground.
- Oscar Wilde
This daylong explores the powerful and mysterious nature of grief. As we turn our attention to the grief we carry for self, community, and world we share our deep emotional selves, which brings us into the circle of restoration and into the arms of the sacred. Utilizing the potent tools of inquiry, writing practice, singing, and ritual, we deepen our trust in our emotional and body wisdom; and build a community of concerned hearts that bring forth our stories of love and loss into the visible world. This gathering will also include;
awareness of cultural obstacles to grief such as
private pain,
avenues to express our grief over world events
a community grief ritual appropriate for modern times: one that is carefully structured and restorative, creating a sacred place where our grief will be honored and released
Participants are encouraged to bring photos and other objects symbolic of their losses for the grief ritual.
Where: 2075 Eunice St. Berkeley, CA
When: Feb. 16, 2025 Sunday 10 - 5PM
For tickets and registration go to:
For questions contact Nancee Sobonya at shininglight77@sbcglobal.net
Please bring a light lunch.
PARKING: Please respect the needs of our neighbors and do not park on the street within three blocks of the Center.
Cost $50 - no one turned away for lack of funds.
Taylor Lampson is a Life Path Guide. After a formal apprenticeship with Francis Weller, he has been leading rituals throughout Northern California since 2015. He can be reached through his website: www.lifepathguide.net
Nancee Sobonya MA, is the director/producer of The Gifts of Grief and a teacher of the Diamond Approach as well as a member of the LDTSG Committee.
Please come join us for a powerful event where we will explore the healing nature of grief. Our gathering will take place at the Ridhwan Center where we will create a safe space to honor our losses and transform our pain into growth. Through inquiry, ritual and shared experiences, we will delve deep into the sacred process of grieving. This event is a unique opportunity to connect with others on a profound level and find solace in community. Let's come together to embrace the sacred work of grief.
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LocationRidhwan Center (View)
2075 Eunice Street
Berkeley, CA 94709
United States
Categories
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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