What is Tantra Conversation with Sarah Belzile You’ll can download the full transcript HERE.Feel free to scroll down and read along as well! What is Tantra: Conversation with Sarah Belzile...

Create Your Own Death Practice Daily Death Practice What does it mean to have a “death practice”? On its face, it might sound a bit dramatic or morbid. Yet a true death practice is actually...

Keeping Death at a Distance: How Modern Practices Distance Us From the Sacred Transition As a death educator and end-of-life preparation guide, I often hear stories about the clunky way that...

From Death Illiterate to Death Curiousa My journey and the gifts that brought me here Folks often wonder how I got to be so dedicated to death education. Well here’s my...

Birth and Death: The Bookends of Life Can we celebrate both? In modern Western culture, birth is celebrated with joy, anticipation, and ceremony. It’s considered sacred, exciting,...

The Sacred Practice of Building Altars Gratitude, Grief, and Ancestor Altars Altars are sacred spaces that invite us to pause, reflect, and honor the layers of our inner world. They...

Principles guide our way towards a new worldview. Over the past few months, I’ve been working on something close to my heart, offered as a guide into the tender spaces where life and death...

Approach death more creatively in the New Year. Have you had an intention to check out my End-of-Life courses but haven’t yet had the time or the bandwidth? Do you want to deepen your study...

Here’s a guide for more acceptance, empowerment, and positivity. I have an announcement about a project that I’m launching next week. It’s designed for anyone going through the dying...

Two practical mystics walk into a bar… You’ll can download the full transcript HERE.Feel free to scroll down and read along as well! I don’t know that I’m go ahead,...

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...