YU: Impermanence for Change

YU: Exploring Impermanence for Change is an empowering 4-week experience designed to re-engage you to your life and to our shared world.

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YU: Exploring Impermanence for Change is an empowering 4-week experience designed to re-engage you to your life and to our shared world. Through learnings, practices, self-reflection and community gatherings, you’ll receive invaluable insights and awareness while making new connections and discoveries about your life. This can serve as a pathway to better understand, accept, heal, and prepare for the end-of-life. We’ll refine what it means to exist in the world today.

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Our death-illiterate society, collective grief, and each of our individual experiences with our lives inspires this offering. This experience is intended to bring deep meaning, presence and transformation in your life.
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