Facing Death, Nourishing Life, Living the Beauty Way

The atmosphere, the pools, the beauty and spaciousness of Breitenbush  provide an ideal setting and opportunity to dive deep into touching what is  most important. Often we are so busy doing all the important stuff of life that we don’t seem to get to the really important stuff. 

Deepening our awareness of our approaching death and the death of our loved ones helps bring us out of the ‘cultural hypnotic sleepwalk’ we can easily fall  into. Learning what ‘dying well’ asks of us points to what we can do now in our  lives to live more fully and to live in the beauty way. It points us to how we can be useful in the care of a dying loved one. 

These times are asking us to be deep people and to increase our capacity to  meet what is happening in the world. Touching love and death, grief and  gratitude, are the pathways forward. 

Through teachings, group practices and discussions, break-out sessions,  movement, dance and song, writing and art and silent reflective time, we are  aided in stepping into the preciousness and sacredness of life, deepening our relationships with self, community and ‘the holy’.