Death-Wise and Ancestor honoring somatic yoga and breath meditation.

A sacred space for ancestral healing and connection. We will give our movement, breath, and deep listening as an offering to honor our ancestors and create ancestral medicine.

As we flow through the practice, we release burdens and patterns that no longer serve us, making space for ancestral medicine to awaken within us. Together, we hold space for each other to honor the past, celebrate the present, and plant seeds of healing for future generations.

Join us as we move, breath, and listen, embodying the legacy of our ancestors with grace and reverence.

Reserve Your Seat

Discover the power of death-wise consciousness and its impact on vibrant daily living.

"Death-Wise Somatic Movement and Breath-Meditation" class, led death doula, yoga instructor and consciousness midwife, Suri Sawyer.

Date: Sunday, April 15th
Time: 8:00 AM Pacific / 11:00 AM Eastern
Donation: $15

Join us for a unique exploration of how somatic movement and breath-work can enhance your understanding of life's impermanence, inspiring a more vibrant and mindful approach to each day. Suri Sawyer will guide you through practices designed to cultivate a deeper awareness of our mortality and empower us to live with intention and vitality.

In this class, you will have the opportunity to engage in somatic exercises and breath-meditation techniques that promote a greater sense of presence, gratitude, and connection to the beauty of life. Through embodying the wisdom of your own body, you can tap into a deeper understanding of the cycle of life and death, enriching your experience of the present moment.

Whether you are new to somatic practices or seeking to deepen your awareness of death-wise consciousness, this class welcomes all who are eager to explore how mindfulness, movement, and breath can enliven our daily lives and deepen our appreciation for the gift of each moment.

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We look forward to sharing this class with you.

Shalom and Aloha,
Suri Sawyer

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