Awakening to Life and Death
Our Wishes: Explored, Expressed and Honored
Presentation, Cafes, Workshops, Consulting
Stay Tuned- Sebastopol Area Senior CenterWorkshop Series Coming: January - April
Creating a world, a legacy, where we belong
The biggest population in our country is nearing a stage that will require more interdependance. The emerging generations are rapidly having to find solutions to create sustainable environments for the future. We are in a new era. A time where human contact and grassroots structures of support will be how we build a more caring culture.
Join us in this comprehensive approach empowering our most important transitions. You can participate in a movement to revolutionize a new direction in social stewardship. The way we honor our endings carves the way for new beginnings.
The Four Cornerstones- A Sound Plan Of Action For Final Stages
Death is an act of nature, inherently woven into what is born. Through our efforts to have control and ownership it is difficult to embrace our inevitable losses. Yet it is through these challenges that we can discover what is most meaningful to us. When we honor the fruits of each stage in our lives, including our final passages, we also acknowledge, with gratitude, the gift of our lives.
These programs are designed to bring us closer to ourselves, to our loved ones and to our communities. The above stages of planning and implementation can set a more integral and comprehensive approach to taking responsibility for our care and knowing how to care for others during our most important transitions.
Death is an act of nature, inherently woven into what is born. Through our efforts to have control and ownership it is difficult to embrace our inevitable losses. Yet it is through these challenges that we can discover what is most meaningful to us. When we honor the fruits of each stage in our lives, including our final passages, we also acknowledge, with gratitude, the gift of our lives.
These programs are designed to bring us closer to ourselves, to our loved ones and to our communities. The above stages of planning and implementation can set a more integral and comprehensive approach to taking responsibility for our care and knowing how to care for others during our most important transitions.