Grief Garden (FromSoil2Soul)

Shalom~

YOU are invited. All beings that can hold sacred and safe space for others to tap into belonging, are invited. If YOU are looking to journey in sacred community, and navigate grief, transition, and overwhelm, then YOU are welcome to share space.

🌱 A Grief Garden 🌱 Join us to gather monthly, the fourth Monday of each month, 7:30-9pm PST, to call in our ancestors and say Kaddish. Bring a poem, song 🎶 or BriefGrief share. Hold and be held. For people experiencing personal grief, collective grief, complicated grief, disenfranchised grief, climate grief – ALL are welcome. ❤️‍🩹

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