Life is a mystery. 

Are you curious about the transcendent experiences of the dying?

Have you ever heard of a dying person sharing visions, dreams or sounds in the room they were experiencing that others could not see or hear, yet they were real to them? Or their language changing to a more poetic or symbolic form? Have you had a unique experience with someone close to death or a dream experience with someone you knew who has died?

In this workshop death bed dreams and visions will be explored. When acknowledged and sincerely honored they can aid in healing, connection, and a more peaceful passing.

What are the main types of perception shifts we sometimes see in the awareness of the dying? An exploration of metaphoric language, visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and vivid dreams will be included.

The search for meaning is an on-going discovery in life. Ritual and journal keeping can be of great value in the process. We will explore ways to integrate the impact and discover new meaning when the death of a loved one has occurred.  

Insight: At the end of this workshop you will have expanded your exploration of the mystery of death and many of the unique things that can happen in the existential realm during the dying process that are not always discussed. Discover how to stay open and curious to this new adventure the dying person is embarking on. A greater respect for the fact that finding meaning in life and death can enhance the experience and bring a greater sense of purpose to all stages of life. The exploration to find meaning will be unique to each person. Supportive ways to begin this discovery, along with resources to aid in the journey will be shared.

• This is a live online two-hour workshop and, out of respect for your privacy, will not be recorded.
• You will be sent a Zoom link prior to the event.
• Participants will receive a resource list for reading and added exploration after the workshop.
• Barbara Morningstar will facilitate.

Photo by David Becker