Heart Song ~ Remembering the Sacred Practice of Grieving - INTRO SESSION

*This is an introductory session in preparation for a 3-part series offered both in-person near Victoria, BC and online via Zoom. For more information or to register for the series visit the links below:

~ Heart Song ~ Remembering the Sacred Practice of Grieving - In Person Series

~ Heart Song ~ Remembering the Sacred Practice of Grieving - Online Series

“Sorrow is a sustained note in the song of being alive.” ~ Francis Weller

In these times, we all carry a weight of unresolved grief. The global pandemic has not only brought this to light but also added to our grief by denying us the ability to grieve together. We need to remember how to grieve, how to hold one another in their grief, and ultimately how to release our grief to open our hearts to a deeper experience of love.

During this introductory session, you will get a taste of the richness of the series that will follow. Through a sacred, embodied framework we will explore the following concepts: What are the many sources of our grief? Why is it important to remember how to grieve well? How can we do grief better in our lives and communities?

 We will also touch upon the topics that will be covered during the series:

~ Entering the Terrain of Grief

~ Stepping Towards the Well of Grief

~ Gathering the Gifts of Grief

The value of this offering is $30. However, I offer sliding scale options ranging from $20-40. Please purchase a ticket that most clearly reflects your financial means at this time. If you purchase a higher priced ticket, you are supporting someone else to attend. There are limited spots available for folx that identify as marginalized in any way. Contact me at innercadence@gmail.com or 778-732-2972 to inquire about this.

This offering is made by Cadence Moffat McCann. For more information about myself, read my bio here.

I am sincerely looking forward to meeting you there. :)

*With gratitude, this offering takes place on the unceded lands of the Lək̓wəŋən, W̱SÁNEĆ, and neighbouring Indigenous Peoples. I am dedicated to supporting a process of decolonization.