Death Reverence
An online immersive experience via Zoom
Series Begins January 28, 3-6 pm PT
Experience a sacred way of being with death
Our Irish ancestors walked with death in a way that has dramatically changed in modernity. Understanding how we as humans have honored death through the ages and how we have grieved can offer wisdom for living, dying, and grieving in these times.
Join us for this series of seasonal sessions, to remember ways to approach and honor death, to grieve and keen, through each season of the solar year. For each gathering, we will journey with a mythic death guide of Ireland and weave in our ancestors' verbal and non-verbal language through myth, story, herb, and tree. We will share a place in Ireland that holds reverence in our search for the meaning of life and death. We will offer ways to connect to Nature, noticing her ever-shifting cycles of life and death, including a herbal and tree ally for each season. We will meet via Zoom. All sessions will be recorded and recordings sent within 24 hours of class time.
$65 for each session or $225 for the series
Imbolc- Brighid, Midwife to Death on Sunday 28 January from 4-7 PM MST REGISTER HERE
Bealtaine- Mis, Grief as a Threshold to Embodiment on Sunday 5 May from 4-7 PM MST REGISTER HERE
Lughnasa- Tailtu, Death as Harvest on Sunday 4 August from 4-7 PM MST REGISTER HERE
Samhain- The Cailleach, Storming Into Your Bones on Sunday 3 November from 4-7 PM MST REGISTER HERE
REGISTER FOR THE WHOLE SERIES HERE
Please consider joining our Death Reverence in Ireland Pilgrimage. All the details HERE
Your guides for this series are Tonja Reichley and Charlene Ray.
Tonja has been living in the seaside village of Kinvara, in the west of Ireland, for almost 20 years, connecting to the wisdom of the land and their sacred places: the holy wells and sacred springs, the beloved trees and hedgerow herbs. She has been leading sacred journeys to Ireland for many years, weaving in myth, ritual and herbal co-creation.
Charlene divides her time between the beautiful landscape of the Pacific Northwest of the US and her soul’s home, Ireland. She is a grief tender and student of the Art of Dying where she guides others to access their own inner wisdom in sacred relationships with the more than human world.
“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm but to add color to my sunset sky. ”
Rates and registration
Cost: $65 per class, $225 for the series
I hope to see you on the roster!
Cancellation Policy
The workshop fee is non-refundable unless arrangements are made
at least one week prior to the start of the workshop.
However, those monies may be used for a future program.