Every Friday morning for the next nine weeks, you can listen to a truly eclectic mix of guests, all engaged in what it means to embrace their mortality so they can help us to live more consciously for a better world.

FRIDAY 25^TH MARCH: The series kicks off today with a fascinating interview with Samantha Koshare Edouardes from  peacingtogether.org, talking about how her partner is lovingly restoring John Lennon’s Sgt Pepper’s Circus Waggon, which was lost for decades. She shares the vision she and her partner have for the wagon that will soon deliver stories and messages of love and peace around the world, with children at the heart of their vision.  https://peacingtogether.org/about/

FRIDAY 1^st APRIL 
Chloe Goodchild: inspirational international singer, composer, innovatory educator, author, and founder of The Naked Voice, which she has taught to tens of thousands of people around the world. http://www.chloegoodchild.com

FRIDAY 8^TH APRIL 
Megan Kelly: highly experienced family constellation facilitator, dedicated to helping people to heal ancestral wounds so they can heal themselves gettotheorigin.com·@meghanannkelly

FRIDAY 15^TH ARPIL
Mark Rendell: known as the Business Gardener is passionate about helping us to connect and integrate our way of working with nature and ecology. http://www.thegrowingcompany.co.uk

FRIDAY 22^ND APRIL 
Maggie La Tourelle: author of The Gift of Alzheimer’s, an extraordinary account of how she cared for her dying mother, now being produced as a radio play staring Juliet Stevenson. http://maggielatourelle.com

FRIDAY 29^th APRIL 
Claire and Chris Sandys: creators of The Silent Why, a wonderful podcast full of hope which explores 101 different experiences of loss and grief. https://www.thesilentwhy.com

FRIDAY 6^TH MAY
Frederik Uidall: holding a fascination about the possible existence of UFOs and what their advanced technology can teach us, and how it can help us. He is also an avid academic researcher into Near Death Experiences. https://frederikuldall.dk

FRIDAY 13^TH MAY 
Karen Alexander: renowned crop circle researcher, lecturer and artist, committed to understanding the connection between crop circles and human consciousness. https://temporarytemples.co.uk/

FRIDAY 20^th May
Ruth McCarthy: her mission is help us all to develop good listening skills so we can transform our thinking, encourage engagement with each other, and transform the dull into the dynamic. http://www.thinkitthrough.co.uk

And don’t forget to listen to the first three series of Embracing Your Mortality. 

I am delighted that Embracing Your Mortality is hitting the mark with so many people. It’s spread mainly through word of mouth, so I am particularly grateful to those who have passed on the link.

Series 4 is on its way (with help from the wonderful Cheryl from the Podcast Den), launching on Friday 25th March, with a truly eclectic mix of guests, all engaged in what it means to embrace their mortality so they can live more consciously for a better world.

And, here they are:

I am delighted to be giving a presentation on How Love Rolls In at the End of Life during this wonderful on-line conference coming up on SATURDAY 16TH OCTOBER, exploring Death and Integrative Healthcare – Approaching the Final Frontier.

It is hosted by the Integrative Healthcare Forum, part of the National Centre for Integrative Medicine. 

 I do hope you can join us as it promises to be a fascinating day. Please pass this information on to anyone who might be interested.

And, don’t forget to listen to my Embracing Your Mortality podcast

Series three – packed full of fascinating conversations – will be going live in October. In the meantime, treat yourself to the first two podcast series with guests who are guaranteed to stretch your mind and soul. 

This is to let you know of the Loss and Grief workshop coming up at the AMMERDOWN RETREAT CENTRE

Leader: Sue Brayne

Saturday, 11th Sep 2021 

Starts: 10am – Ends: 4pm

Cost: £50 includes morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.

Day Course D1921

It’s been a tough time for so many of us over the past eighteen months, and this workshop is an opportunity to come together to talk about how grief and loss have impacted our lives.

Although grief and loss are part of the human conditions, many of us struggle to cope with the profound personal and spiritual crises that arise, the mental and emotional turmoil that we experience, or how our lives will never be the same again. 

This workshop provides a safe space for anyone who wants to explore grief and loss and to understand the profound lessons they can teach us. It will also explore how feelings and emotions can become trapped in the body and discover ways to gently release them. 

BOOK NOW through the Ammerdown Centre

or call 01761 433709

The Ammerdown Centre
Ammerdown Park,
Radstock,
Somerset
BA3 5SW