This presentation explores the myths and misconceptions that have created a fear of death in our culture, and offers an extraordinary metaphysical perspective on the dying and grieving process. By understanding that death is neither an enemy nor an ending and that there is no judgment anywhere in the universe, we can release our fear-based notions of punishment rather than correction, judgment rather than support, and an eternity of idleness rather than limitless opportunity for growth.
Terri Daniel is a minister, hospice worker, author and meditation teacher who has facilitated workshops on spiritual development, study, and practice since 1997. In addition to conducting a monthly metaphysical study group in Sisters, Terri travels the country teaching about conscious death and conscious grieving. Her latest book, "A SWAN IN HEAVEN: CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN TWO WORLDS," is based on after-death dialogs between Terri and her son, who left the physical plane in 2006. Her new book, "THE ILLUSION OF DEATH," examines cultural myths about the afterlife and offers a path to alternative perceptions via meditation and visualization.
Terri also conducts ceremonies and rites of passage for personal milestones that include weddings, memorials, house blessings, baby welcomings, same-sex commitments, midlife rituals and seasonal celebrations.
www.DanielDirect.net
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