Processing Grief - A Sound Meditation

Grief is a natural and necessary process for dealing with loss. Everyone grieves differently and in their own time. Allowing yourself to fully experience, express, and process grief can help you accept the reality of what has happened and find peace. Finding meaning in the loss and understanding how it has changed us can allow us to move forward and live life differently.

In this session, we will guide you through a meditative experience to connect with yourself. Through breathwork and the use of overtone-producing instruments, you will be able to release tension and focus on the present moment. We will encourage active listening and receptivity to allow a full embrace of the emotions that may be just under the surface, whether they be grief, joy, vulnerability, compassion or strength.

This session is an alternative form of grief support that is driven by active breathwork, mindful listening, and tuning into one’s own emotions. Join Bob and Thomasina Fisk of Waking Nomad as they guide you through this healing and meditative journey in the historic Lakewood Memorial Chapel.

• (optional) A blanket, pillow, or mat – please note all seating is in pews, but many guests like to lay down in the pews, or find them more comfortable with a blanket or pillow
• (optional) Water bottle – no other food or beverage is allowed in the chapel

If an event is not sold out, tickets may be available at the door. At this time we only accept cash or check at the door.

Thomasina and Bob Fisk (Waking Nomad) are mind body facilitators with backgrounds in personal development, meditation, yoga, breathwork, music and mental wellness. They have been called to the power of sound through firsthand experience and training, both with the instruments and philosophies of this ancient and evolving wellness modality. We look forward to practicing with you!