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  • Neahkahnie.org
  • The Raven Project
  • Art of Aging & Dying Series
    • Holistic Estate Planning
    • Death Happens: What to do now
    • Upcoming Sessions 2019
    • List of Past Sessions
  • Art of Aging
    • Local Aging Resource Contacts
    • Books About Aging
    • Getting Your Affairs in Order
    • Alzheimers & Dementia
    • Art About Aging Show May 2019
  • Art of Death & Dying in Community
    • RESOURCES
    • Books, Films, Articles on Death & Dying
    • Books
    • Grief
  • WEAVING OUR NETWORKS
    • Trainings & Workshops
    • Resource Contacts
  • Traditions Re-Membered
    • Doing It Ourselves
    • Green Burials
    • Shamanic Cultures
    • Life After Life
  • In Memoriam
    • We Remember Kathleen Ryan
    • Remembering Our Pets
  • Contact
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Traditions Re-Membered

"Uprooted and transplanted, many of us have lost the threads of any cohesive traditional roots. We are finding our ways back to the future of our dreams and the magic of our past. We are mending the wheel of life, weaving the old, the new, and the not-yet-discovered into a tapestry that will reflect our collective dreams and visions."              
Nicki Scully, Power Animal Meditations.
How do we regain those traditions? How do we work to re-create them in the 21st century in a more universal way calling upon our ancestors, our different cultural traditions, and our visions of a world that is comfortable with death and dying?

A really good article that sums it up: The Final Act of Love: I Knew I wanted to Keep Him With Me - Bonnie Malkin, The Guardian, December 26, 2017
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Here are some of the elements of it:
Doing It Ourselves

Green Burials

Life After Life

How do Shamanic & Indigenous Cultures Handle Death?

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