A communal grief space for holding and feeling our heartbreak, together.

oh beautiful one
I will not turn away from your sorrow
for your tears remind me what it is to be alive
(and alive, too, is where my own heart can mend)

Communally held grief is a tool of our collective embodiment and therefore of our collective liberation. 

In this time of grief, pain and collapse, we reach for visionary regeneration. Here we sing to open our hearts. Here we grieve to remember and feel for the seeds of what is possible only when we are together. Here we reach for the original medicine of “we need each other.” 

Together we can practice: this is a moment of suffering, I am not alone, I can be kind to myself. Together, we can practice moving the oceans of our griefs.

Join us for the co-held magic of community grief tending. You in the fullness of your humanity are welcome: your grief, your anger, your rage and your fear.  So too is your numbness and your that-which-is-hard-to-feel-for. We do not have to feel this alone. 

The community grief well is a ritually held community space for grievers, visionaries, open-hearted beings & those who need community feeling spaces in this time of political, societal and climate collapse. In this co-held grief space we remind each other of the poetry of who we are and who we can

Where – in person in so-called Seattle, on Coast Salish Land
When – every other Wednesday, 4:30pm-6pm 
Fall Series Dates – 9/2 – 12/9 (no meetings 10/28 or 11/25)
Cost – $450 for the series (payment plan & scholarship available)
Register – here