Every one of us has suffered personal, communal, and planetary losses over the past year. We, as individuals, and We, the global inter- connected web of life, benefit when we come together to create Sacred Space to honor our losses. You are invited to join the Sage-ing Community in this ritual for remembering, sharing, and transforming our collective grief.

The 90-minute ritual will include readings, meditation, movement, and communal participation.



This is a pan-organizational, intergenerational ritual.

There is no charge to attend and all are welcome!

Ritual designed and facilitated by Randy Morris and Rees Robinson.

Faciliatators

Randy Morris, Ph.D., CSL is Professor Emeritus at Antioch University Seattle where he taught in the BA Liberal Studies Program for 30 years and was the coordinator of the Psychology and Spiritual Studies concentrations.

Prior to his career at Antioch University, Randy taught K-12 students, including 3 years at the Hiroshima International School in Hiroshima, Japan.

He is the President Emeritus of the Board at Rite of Passage Journeys, a non-profit dedicated to restoring rites of passage for youth, adults, and elders. He is also the Co-President of the Seattle Jung Society. 

Randy is a Certified Sage-ing Leader (CSL) with Sage-ing International where he serves on their executive committee and continues to teach classes in Dreamwork, Ritual Process, Elderhood, and Rites of Passage. He is the co-author of the book Nagasaki Spirits, Hiroshima Voices: Making Sense of the Nuclear Age and co-editor of the book Rites of Passage Into Elderhood.

In his spare time, he is a grandfather to five and likes to play pickleball, strum his guitar, and paddle his kayak in his beloved Salish Sea.

Rees Robinson, CSL, is a Certified Sage-ing Leader with Sage-ing International; a Speaking of Dying End-of-Life Planning Facilitator; and a Guided Autobiography Instructor. 

Rees is trained in interfaith spiritual direction through core and advanced programs in Atum O’Kane’s Spiritual Guidance Wisdom School and through the Sacred Art of Living’s Anamcara Project.

Rees is honored by, and enjoys facilitating workshops and working with individuals as they connect with their wise inner elder and explore life’s big questions. Rees is available to meet in person, in Rhode Island and the surrounding area, or online, via zoom. reesr@comcast.net