Imagine a world in which we are not debilitated by our fear—we transform it into wisdom.
Imagine a world where we are not debilitated by our grief—our grief hones our values so that we are able to bring them forward with clarity and purpose.
Autumn (Metal Element) and winter (Water Element) are the seasons when the presence of grief and fear are most strongly felt—and can be most easily transformed by simple healing practices.
Of course, grief and fear may be felt at any time of year, under challenging circumstances (like an election). Or they may be inside of us, unresolved, from a lifetime of risk and loss.
Such strong emotions can make us ill, or they can be powerful pathways of self development.
If you would like to learn some very practical ways working with fear and grief that are not just healing but even ennobling and strengthening, come join us.
Imagine a world in which we are not debilitated by our fear—we transform it into wisdom.
Imagine a world where we are not debilitated by our grief—our grief hones our values so that we are able to bring them forward with clarity and purpose.
Autumn (Metal Element) and winter (Water Element) are the seasons when the presence of grief and fear are most strongly felt—and can be most easily transformed by simple healing practices.
Of course, grief and fear may be felt at any time of year, under challenging circumstances (like an election). Or they may be inside of us, unresolved, from a lifetime of risk and loss.
Such strong emotions can make us ill, or they can be powerful pathways of self development.
If you would like to learn some very practical ways working with fear and grief that are not just healing but even ennobling and strengthening, come join us.
Imagine a world in which we are not debilitated by our fear—we transform it into wisdom.
Imagine a world where we are not debilitated by our grief—our grief hones our values so that we are able to bring them forward with clarity and purpose.
Autumn (Metal Element) and winter (Water Element) are the seasons when the presence of grief and fear are most strongly felt—and can be most easily transformed by simple healing practices.
Of course, grief and fear may be felt at any time of year, under challenging circumstances (like an election). Or they may be inside of us, unresolved, from a lifetime of risk and loss.
Such strong emotions can make us ill, or they can be powerful pathways of self development.
If you would like to learn some very practical ways working with fear and grief that are not just healing but even ennobling and strengthening, come join us.
