My Upcoming Virtual Course Starts This Week!

Do you want to know when you will die?

I don't. 

It seems like it's part of the ultimate mystery of life. So extraordinary and so ordinary.

But I do want to be at peace when I am in my last moments. I want to accept it. I want to have said goodbye to my people. I want to feel ready to leave this body.

I teach a course called "Spiritual Dimensions of Nearing Death" that explores this very poignant time of right before to right after death. 

It helps people feel more peaceful and less anxious when thinking about death and dying, either for themselves or for their loved ones.

We use readings, guided meditations, videos, lectures, discussion and writing.

Won't you join me? This session is open to all CA residents.

We meet virtually on Thursdays between Oct 16th and Nov 17

DM me and I will send you the flyer. Or find it here.

Here are some comments from past students:

"Whether you just started exploring your mortality or you already meditate on your own death regularly, the course will uplift you. It is one of a very few places where you can talk openly about death, express your fears, ask questions, and become more intimate not only with your own mortality but also with what your final hours may look like. Every person should take this or a similar course in preparation for the final act."

"I was pleased to attend your class on the spiritual dimensions of nearing death. I would

 like to express my gratitude for the selfless effort you put into it. Since I am working [as a pastor] in Germany, I will try to join future classes as my schedule permits. I consider it to be a great blessing to have attended your class."

 “This series of classes was so informative, thought provoking and well formulated.

I'd actually take it all over again." 

​"As a pastor, I found this class helpful for my ministry. As someone who has watched loved ones die and also did not get to say goodbye to some loved ones, this class was healing. As someone who will die, I continue to be intrigued by the process of dying."

"Rhyena is a gifted teacher. I loved learning from her! I'm so inspired by the work she does." ​