Let’s Talk About Death Exploring Life’s Most Important Conversation 

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CLARITY FOR A BETTER LIFE

How often do we explore our own mortality? When do express our fears and hopes for end-of-life care? How we want to be remembered? Of the many conversations we have throughout our lifetime, few carry more significance than those about death. 

Join founder of the international movement Death Over Dinner, Michael Hebb, and Lead Kripalu faculty, Jess Frey, for a program that helps you better understand your personal relationship to mortality. In a supportive community, you will:

• Share openly about your wishes.
• Gain tools for difficult conversations.  
• Learn how to view death as a process of transformation.
• Explore ways to engage in end-of-life conversations with your loved ones. 
• Experience embodied movement and breath practices to support the healing process. 

Death Over Dinner (#deathdinner) was created as a vehicle to encourage greater connection, literacy, and comfort around death. Since its inception in 2013, Death Over Dinner has grown into a global movement and spawned hundreds of thousands of dining experiences, a book titled Let’s Talk About Death, and a series of workshops that offer helpful insights and tools to explore this topic within yourself and with your loved ones.  

This program shares time-tested explorations—ranging from spiritual to practical, and from analytical to downright funny. You will experience a spirited “death dinner” that illustrates how talking about death allows us to connect and have conversations about how we can live a more meaningful life. By transforming difficult conversations into opportunities, they become celebratory and meaningful.

Recommended reading Michael Hebb, Let’s Talk about Death (over Dinner): An Invitation and Guide to Life's Most Important Conversation

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