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.
Why I’m Choosing to Support All The Alternative Viewpoints Right Now
Why I support all the alternative viewpoints (aka conspiracy theories)…
Because I too distrust the government and...
A Reminder to be Gentle with Yourself
A Reminder to be Gentle with Yourself
WNC peeps and those who left (and love us from afar):
Be gentle with yourself if you think you’re not doing enough.
Be gentle with yourself if...
Emotional Life Cycle of a Disaster
Emotional Life Cycle of a Disaster
Those of us in for the long haul, source from something greater than your own resources.
Blog from Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina.
Disasters and...
Reclaiming Our Connection to Nature’s Heartbeat
Reclaiming Our Connection to Nature’s Heartbeat
When difficult things happen in the body, it’s hard to trust ourselves.And when difficult things happen in nature it’s hard to trust her.For...
Personal Update – Hurricane Helene
Personal Update – Hurricane Helene
It’s been a very long week.
And hard to describe.
The Personal Basics:
I live in Asheville, NC where Hurricane Helene wrecked havoc on...
How to Support WNC from Afar
How you can help if you’re remote but energetically connected to WNC:
To start, Step 0:
Resource and regulate yourself. Get trauma informed support and tap into the larger and “incorruptible”...
30,000-Year Storm Event: Understanding the Unprecedented Impact of Hurricane Helene
30,000-Year Storm Event: Understanding the Unprecedented Impact of Hurricane Helene
This was forwarded to me from a friend:
I, like so many of us, am trying to wrap my head around the...
Ways to Support Asheville’s Recovery After Hurricane Helene
Ways to Support Asheville’s Recovery After Hurricane Helene
See my other post about how this is a 30,000 year event.
In fact, it’s probably the worst disaster of this sort seen in on this...
Building a Death Positive Culture: The Advantages
Building a Death Positive Culture: The Advantages
A death-positive culture is one where individuals are informed about the realities of death, the processes involved, and the emotional journey it...
Staying Grounded When Away: Facing & Managing Secondary Trauma
Staying Grounded When Away: Facing & Managing Secondary Trauma
For those of you who have left town, please be mindful of your own trauma unwinding. Especially if you’re watching videos of the...
Caring for our Own at Death
Caring for our Own at Death
I had the great good fortune of tending to both the dying and the after-death process within the context of an Ecovillage, where we took up the mantle of caring for...
Final Call: Transformative 13-week End-of-Life Preparation Immersion Course
Final Call: Transformative 13-week End-of-Life Preparation Immersion Course
This is it—the final hours to join my transformative 13-week End-of-Life Preparation Immersion Course and get a free...











