What is wonderful about these teachings is that they are non-denominational. You don’t have to become a Buddhist to benefit from these teachings. I, as a Catholic, can benefit from them as well as anybody else, with or without belief.”
- Dr. Gian Domenico Borasio, co-founder of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Palliative Medicine at Munich University Hospital
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Understanding the journey and opportunities of grief, and methods for healing grief from any type of loss
Grief is a natural response when someone close to us dies, yet so often we are completely unprepared for the feelings of intense sadness, shock, anger or guilt we may experience. Looking for a way to heal our sorrow and distress, we may recognize the need for a deeper spiritual perspective. Even in the midst of deep suffering and pain, our lives are rich with the potential for growth.
This seminar is an opportunity to join with others in honouring and exploring the process of grieving. We will focus on understanding and healing the personal experience of grief through reflection, meditation and compassion practices.
The three-day seminar includes:
- The spiritual dimension of death
- The process of bereavement: Letting go with love
- Methods for healing unfinished business
- Supporting others who are grieving
- Integrating loss, and finding meaning in life
- Compassion practices for the bereaved
- Spiritual practices for supporting the deceased
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Skills training for healthcare professionals and volunteers with Christine Longaker, Kirsten Deleo or Rosamund Oliver in the USA, UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Australia and more...
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