When someone you care for is dying, you are in the presence of Grace. And you can help to make the dying person’s transition a peaceful and loving one. Many family members or loved ones are overwhelmed at this time, but there are ways that you can support the person who is in transition.
The medical profession, and hospice can help in many ways to keep the dying person comfortable and out of physical pain. But these systems often do not teach “how” to die with consciousness, grace, and peace.
To that end, Donna offers services as a guide for family members and for those who are dying. In involves
- working with those who want as conscious a death or transition as possible, dying with peace and dignity,
- helping the dying to explore and release fears so they feel safe and loved until their last breath
- helping them see that their life has been worthwhile,
- enabling caregivers to be more at ease in making decisions for their loved ones who are dying
- supporting families with home funeral
This work can involve working with people
- as they prepare to die
~reviewing their life
~creating a plan for their transition process,
~practical arrangements to help them feel more at peace and that things have been handled - during the final stages of dying or transition
~support during the dying process
~readings and ceremony
~threshold singing - After death care
~Home Funeral, after-death care of the body
~vigil
~honoring this sacred process through ceremony
