Upcoming Events

Meditation on Dying
Apr
17

Meditation on Dying

Contemplative preparation utilizes various exercises that help cultivate a relationship with our dying. Guided meditation has proven to be one of the most beneficial as mindfulness of our mortality alleviates fears and informs how we wish to live. Gaining this clarity of authentic path brings greater ease when the time comes to let go. While providing a space to gently broach our feelings, reactions and insights, what we perceive as most meaningful also comes into a clearer view.

Online

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Film Screening: The Last Ecstatic Days
Apr
3

Film Screening: The Last Ecstatic Days

“…a courageous end of life chronicle which overflows with compassion and shows us how to live mindfully while embracing curiosity about what lies beyond.” -The Boston Globe

Join us for the film followed by community conversation.

Ripple &01 E Bay St #121, Charleston

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Tibetan Chö Group Healing Ceremony
Mar
30

Tibetan Chö Group Healing Ceremony

The ceremony utilizes drumming, chanting and sacred song to generate a path of healing for an individual's most stubborn blockages and obstacles. Guests are invited to set an intention to direct the ceremony’s personal focus and relax while it takes place. Please bring a mat to lie/sit on and arrive a few minutes early to get comfortable. This month we will be at Healing Oasis taking advantage of the scalar wave healing frequencies during the ceremony!

Sliding scale

Register: Online $33 In-person $44

Healing Oasis 772 St. Andrews Blvd. Charleston, SC

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Charleston Community Deathcare Collective
Mar
29

Charleston Community Deathcare Collective

Join us for an initial meetup where we learn who we are and what we’re looking to do for our community.

Ripple 701 E Bay St #121, Charleston

GPS will direct you to the main Mercantile & Mash lot; we are located in the lot behind Rappahannock Oyster Bar, on the corner of East Bay and Blake Street. East Bay facing side.

Parking lot is monitored but not so much on weekends. Should be fine to park in the lot but there's street parking on Blake St for anyone that wants to play it safe.

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