An Invitation from Linda Hill

One of Professor Schwartz’s many memorable teachings in the book and movie, Tuesdays With Morrie, is that “Death ends a life, not a relationship.”

What does this wise statement really mean? Beginning Thursday, October 30, I will be hosting 5 weekly explorations of this question via zoom. I invite you to join me and hope you will share this invitation with others.

Click here for more information and to sign up for the zoom link.

Continuing Loving Bonds Story Sharing Circles are a safe, no cost space for people to support and encourage each other to view love as our compass for navigating new routes through the uncharted seas of our grief journeys.

My name is Linda Hill. I am a retired psychologist, researcher, experiential educator and author of a memoir “Together Still: Love Beyond Death.”

I have facilitated story-sharing circles for over 4o years because this is my favorite way of learning. By sharing our true stories of our lived experiences, we will support each other to explore the healing impact of unconditional love on end-of-life accompaniment, death care and our grief journeys.

Stories of Continuing Loving Bonds include spiritual experiences such as after-death-communication, meditating, dreams, memories and rediscovering the meanings and purposes of our lives. Our stories also include physical experiences such as visiting places and people we love, journaling, exercising, creating art, self care activities, spending time in nature, community service, memorial activities, and carrying out legacy projects. There is so much to learn from each other.

“Linda Hill is a wonderful host, moderator and facilitator with a spirit of generosity. I experienced much learning, listening, witnessing and sharing stories during the continuing loving bonds circles on zoom. Many gifts of reflection. I highly recommend the healing “Continuing loving bonds” circles. A safe, sacred container “where we can hold and uplift” and share connections on our grief and life journey. Each week has been like an evolving picture.” (Catherine Fraser, Multi Media Artists and Art Therapist).