People are scared to die, mostly because they don’t know what to expect. Sometimes they hang on to life past their time, scared to make the big transition, worried about punishment, worried about going someplace unpleasant.

Sometimes they hang on because they’re worried that dying will hurt worse than the current pain.

What is dying like? Dying is quiet and still and peaceful. It’s like the end of a long, tiring day, when going to bed and closing your eyes is something delightful to look forward to. There is no pain or worry or loneliness.

What is death like? It’s like being with your best friend, cozy and comfy. Death is the one time in your life when you never feel alone, or not good enough, or unloved. Happiness!

Journey Into Dying:
• We’re going to talk frankly about dying. With humor and honesty: There's no point in taking it all so seriously - it's not like you're getting out of it alive anyway!

• Bucket lists! Setting regrets to rest. Deciding what's most important to do now.

• How to be in the present moment when all you can think about is...

• Possibly uncover subconscious beliefs and see if there’s anything unrealistic or untrue.

For those who want to participate more deeply:

• You’re going on a guided meditative journey to meet some good spirits on the Other Side who will reassure you about your death journey. You already know these spirits, so it’ll be like visiting friends.

• You’ll receive an Anointment of the Sick & Dying to help balance your spirit and emotions, to give you some peace of mind.

PS: This is not a counseling or psychotherapy group.
PSS: This is nondenominational.
How will you feel afterward? You'll feel relaxed and more at ease.

COST: Donations please, to help cover expenses. Part of the proceeds go to covering expenses for Anointment of the Sick & Dying for people who are unable to go out.

WHEN: Saturday, June 18 at 3:30 pm til about 5:30 or 6 pm
WHERE: Peg McMahan’s Office, 777 Main Ave #205, Durango (Upstairs in the Graden Building)
If you can't make it to this one, be at ease. There will be more scheduled soon.

DIRECTIONS: Above Coldwell Banker. Go around the corner onto 8th St. Big glass window/door on the left, go up the stairs, down the hall to 205. Sorry – no elevator.