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Death is not the opposite of life - it is part of life's sacred cycle. When someone we love transitions, ceremony helps us honor their journey, witness our grief, and remember that love never dies.
Our Death & Ancestor Honoring ceremonies create sacred space for communities to gather in grief, celebration, and remembrance. We weave indigenous wisdom with personal touches to honor the departed's spirit, support the living through their mourning, and acknowledge that those who have passed remain part of our web of connection.
Ceremony may include:
Altar creation with photos, sacred objects, and offerings
Guided meditation or journey work to connect with the departed
Sharing circle for stories, memories, and grief expression
Candle lighting or fire ceremony
Ancestral acknowledgment and lineage honoring
Plant medicine or cacao (if appropriate)
Music, poetry, or sacred texts chosen by family
Closing ritual to honor the transition
Who This Is For: Families seeking an alternative to traditional religious funerals. Communities wanting to honor someone outside conventional structures. Those needing space to grieve collectively with consciousness and care.
Investment: Custom pricing based on ceremony scope, location, and guest count.
Death is not the opposite of life - it is part of life's sacred cycle. When someone we love transitions, ceremony helps us honor their journey, witness our grief, and remember that love never dies.
Our Death & Ancestor Honoring ceremonies create sacred space for communities to gather in grief, celebration, and remembrance. We weave indigenous wisdom with personal touches to honor the departed's spirit, support the living through their mourning, and acknowledge that those who have passed remain part of our web of connection.
Ceremony may include:
Altar creation with photos, sacred objects, and offerings
Guided meditation or journey work to connect with the departed
Sharing circle for stories, memories, and grief expression
Candle lighting or fire ceremony
Ancestral acknowledgment and lineage honoring
Plant medicine or cacao (if appropriate)
Music, poetry, or sacred texts chosen by family
Closing ritual to honor the transition
Who This Is For: Families seeking an alternative to traditional religious funerals. Communities wanting to honor someone outside conventional structures. Those needing space to grieve collectively with consciousness and care.
Investment: Custom pricing based on ceremony scope, location, and guest count.