Author: Lee Warren
Lee is a death and tantra educator, somatic guide, writer, mystic, and community builder. She is also the author of Dying Together: The Art of Community Deathcare.
Lee’s work lies at the intersection of death and Tantra, which encourages us to use the vehicle of our bodies to explore the blueprint of our own divinity. As we deepen into this inner marriage—the union of spirit and matter—we discover the blend of both the practical and quantum mysteries that allows us to dwell in the awe of our near-impossible existence.
Her rich and varied life experiences—from three decades of ecovillage living, leadership in the sustainable agriculture world, and her devotional Tantric path—have primed her for guiding the inquiry into the generative life/death/life mysteries.
For more than a decade, she has offered courses on end-of-life preparation, grief rituals, and community-based living—all woven in and around the teachings of sacred embodiment.
Her goal is to empower people to transform the fear of mortality into intimacy with themselves and the generous moment.
The Heart of Hospice Podcast Guesting – Reclaiming Death: A Village Approach
When death is embraced, life becomes more vibrant.
There’s a way of caring for our dying that isn’t modern, but...
More Beauty Ahead….
More Beauty Ahead….
My friend was leaving town today after several weeks of visiting my beautiful town of Asheville, NC. She fell in love with the nature, the ecstatic dances, the...
Podcast Guest on Therapist Uncensored
Podcast Interview just released….
I recently had the great privilege to join the team at Therapist Uncensored for a beautiful conversation about life, death, and the mysteries that...
Support from the Seen and Unseen Realms
Support from the Seen and Unseen Realms
A perspective that loosens our fears surrounding death.
We often view life and death as separate entities, polar opposites or bookends that define our...
Gratitude Practice.
Gratitude Practice.
Gratitude practices are far too life-giving and heart-opening and pain-relieving and awe-inspiring and endorphin-producing to save it for once a year (on thanksgiving).
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Earth-Friendly Burials
Earth-Friendly Burials
The Rise of Alternative Burial Options
Historically, most burials before the mid-19th century were what we now consider “green” or “eco-friendly.”...
Misinformation or Just Old-World Human Story-Telling?
Misinformation or Just Old-World Human Storytelling?
I’m not exactly sure how we shared information pre-technology—before videos and endless online content—but I’d venture a guess that we told...
What does the future hold?
What does the future hold?
Sacred Relationships is the Way Forward…
We know, deep in our bones, that our federal monetary system is in trouble.
We all know that big anything...
Ritualizing day of the dead
Ritualizing day of the dead
A Time for Remembering our Ancestors and Honoring our Grief
As we approach Halloween, aka Samhain, and Día de los Muertos aka Day of the Dead (on Saturday, November...
When Hard Things Happen
When Hard Things Happen
We were all once a part of in-tact, land-based, socially integrated groups. ALL.OF.US.
As social animals, our biology was designed to go through hard things together. Fear...
“Do not lose heart. We were made for these times.”
“Do not lose heart. We were made for these times.” — Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Yesterday, for the first time in three weeks I facilitated our weekly, 13-week End-of-Life Preparation...
Increasing Death Awareness
Increasing Death Awareness
In our lives and communities
It seems clear to me, and likely to you, that being able to include death in our understanding of life not only enhances our appreciation...











