Life Review in the New Year

Individuals who proclaim to have had near death experiences often report to not only make major changes in their lives afterwards, but also to realize in their life review that it was their seemingly small actions that had the greatest effect; a conversation, an act of generosity, a smile, etc. What matters most may be the innumerable opportunities we have to live to our true potential in every. single. moment. Yet, there are many aspects of life that can easily dominate our time and energy that reveal themselves to be unimportant when death comes close. The effects of this are not always clear until very late in one’s life, as well as the realization of what a robbery of life that has been.

We will ask big questions together about how we may live our lives in alignment with what matters most. We will see what arises intuitively through experiential exercises.

About the facilitators:

Kristabeth Atwood, M.Div is a Pastor for People Who Don't Do Church and the founder of Rites of Passage, LLC. Through Rites of Passage, Kristabeth brings her pastor's heart to help people through the spiritual, emotional, and practical aspects of life's changes. She feels privileged to help people honor and mark the meaningful moments that encompass all the seasons of life – from birth to death.

Jessica Murby is an author, occupational therapist, hospice volunteer, yogi, etc. that has a rare freakish adrenaline tumor condition- the experience of which has led to much of this work. You may preview her book ‘Alive for Now: Using Death as a Teacher to Thrive in Life’ here.

Please contact Jessica Murby (JessicaMurby@gmail.com) or Kristabeth Atwood (ritesofpassagevt@gmail.com) with any questions.