A spiritually embodied writing practice to deepen our relationship with those who have passed

What do you most wish you could hear from a loved one who has died?

Everyone has ancestors.

Whether you knew your great grandmother or only heard stories about her, whether your spiritual teacher is still alive or passed last century, whether your loved ones who died were elderly or very young...

We all have soul connections with the spirit world.

Writing is a powerful catalyst for reclaiming closeness with those who are not physically with us anymore. Join us for a weekend of reconnecting with loved ones on the other side of the veil through spiritually embodied writing.

This gathering is for you if you are...

• Longing to connect with the ancestors you never knew
• Missing loved ones who have died and yearning for contact
• Regretting unfinished business
• Wishing you could say something you didn't dare to when they were here
• Needing to hear something they never said to you
• Looking for a ritual way to honor the dead (or a relationship that has ended or other reality that is over)

What to expect...

Writing Across the Veil was recorded during a live gathering with Mirabai and Willow and a circle of fellow writers. You will hear the ceremony as it happened, the prompts as they were given, and the writing as it was shared aloud. What you receive is three hour-long sessions to enter whenever you are ready and return to as often as you like. Then, on All Souls' Day, we gather live.

• Guided writing practices with Mirabai, woven with Lectio Divina (sacred reading) and poetry
  
• Ceremony to remember and honor those who have passed
  
• Guided and silent meditation to hear the words that long to be written
  
• Three hour-long sessions to explore at your own pace
  
• A 45-minute live gathering on All Souls' Day, Monday, November 2, at 4pm Pacific
  
• Lifetime access, so you can return each year as the veils thin again