Conversations in Conscious Death and Conscious Grieving
A gentle circle for grief, loss, and the impermanence of life
- When
- Wednesdays
- Time
- 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
- Where
- Dining Area
- Investment
- Donation basis
Every week
Sedonya · Sedona, AZ
Per person
The Circle
A Space for Profound Conversations
Welcome to a space where we explore the profound and transformative journey of conscious death and conscious grieving, led by Dr. Linda Weaver, a passionate expert with a rich background in metaphysics and a heart devoted to the realms of death and grief.
Delve into your thoughts, feelings, and fears surrounding death in a safe, nurturing environment — unpacking learned patterns and beliefs that shape your perception of the transition from the physical vessel to the ethereal world.
Conscious grieving begins with understanding that everything and everyone in this world is impermanent. Together we navigate the depths of our souls and find the light that shines even in the darkest of times.
Wednesdays · 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Reserve your place
Grateful to Present
Your Guide
Dr. Linda Weaver
Metaphysician, Grief Specialist & End of Life Doula
Dr. Linda Weaver is a deeply compassionate professional whose life's work explores the intricacies of metaphysics while offering guidance as a grief specialist and End of Life Doula. She holds a PhD in Metaphysics with specialties in Death and Grief from the International School of Metaphysics in Sedona, following a Master's degree focused on the transformative potential of words and a Bachelor's degree in psychology from SUNY Purchase. Her doctoral thesis, "The Final Surrender and Beyond," reflects her deep understanding of the human experience and the metaphysical realms.
A Note from Kahlil Gibran
For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one.
Insight · Worth Knowing Anyway
What We Still Get Wrong About Grief
Dr. Weaver's work draws on a field that's still remarkably young — and still correcting decades-old assumptions.
Borrowed Stages
The famous 'five stages of grief' were originally described by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross for the dying themselves, not for those left behind — decades of grief literature applied it to mourners anyway.
A New Profession
End of Life Doulas have only existed as a formal role since the early 2000s, modeled directly on birth doulas — support at the threshold of life, mirrored at its close.
Impermanence, Not Tragedy
Many contemplative traditions treat impermanence (Buddhism's anicca) not as a sorrowful fact but as the very thing that makes any moment worth noticing.
Why Attend
Why Attend
This circle offers steady guidance through one of life's most profound transitions.
Guidance
Dr. Weaver's expertise as a metaphysician, grief specialist, and End of Life Doula offers invaluable support during life's most profound transitions.
Understanding
Linda's compassionate approach helps individuals and families navigate conscious death and conscious grieving, fostering understanding and facilitating healing.
Impermanence
Participants learn to embrace the beauty of life's impermanence, finding solace and light even in the darkest moments.
Special Instructions
Before yougather
This is tender territory — a few small preparations help you arrive ready to receive and be received.
Arrive with space around you
If possible, avoid rushing in directly from a demanding day. Give yourself a few quiet minutes beforehand — this conversation asks for presence, not performance.
What to bring
Tissues if you think you may need them, a journal if writing helps you process, and any questions or experiences around death and grief you'd like held by the group — sharing is always invited, never required.
Come as you are
There is no right way to feel about death or grief here. Whatever you're carrying — fear, curiosity, fresh loss, old loss — is welcome exactly as it is.
Testimonials
Voices from the Room
I came in carrying so much fear about my mother's passing, and Linda gave me language and permission I didn't know I needed. I left lighter.
This wasn't what I expected a grief circle to feel like. It was gentle, honest, and genuinely healing rather than heavy.
Dr. Weaver holds this space with such tenderness. I've been to a few of these now and each time I understand my own grief a little more.
Held Monthly
You don't have to carry it alone
When
Wednesdays
Time
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Where
Dining Area
Investment
Donation basis
Cancellation Policy
I understand that I am responsible for the full payment of this offering. Due to the expenses associated with the space, materials and team resources on behalf of each participant, a 24-hour cancellation policy is in effect. Full payment is forfeited for no-shows or cancellations made within 24 hours of the event/session start time.
Disclaimer
By reserving my spot, I fully understand that Sedonya and its representatives do not consist of medical doctors and do not claim to cure or heal any illness or injury. I take full responsibility for my own health and my experience during and after the event or session.