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Facilitated by Death Doula Katie Rose Whiting
£21.00
Sunday 31st October 2026
3.00pm–4.30pm
Durbar Hall, Hastings Museum
As the wheel of the year turns to Samhain, we enter the season of endings, remembrance, and quiet transformation. It is said that at this liminal time, the veil between worlds grows thin, inviting us into a deeper conversation with life, death, and all that lies between.
Join Death Doula Katie Rose in the extraordinary Durbar Hall at Hastings Museum for a gentle guided Death Meditation. Together, we will explore our relationship with mortality not as something to fear, but as a profound teacher that invites us to live with greater presence, courage, and love.
Through meditation, reflection, and shared presence, we will honour those who have gone before us, acknowledge our own impermanence, and reconnect with what truly matters. When we dare to befriend death, we often discover a deeper intimacy with life itself.
Whether you are curious about death, navigating grief, or simply longing to pause at this sacred threshold, you are warmly welcome.
Spaces are limited. We invite you to join us for this intimate Samhain gathering.
Facilitated by Death Doula Katie Rose Whiting
£21.00
Sunday 31st October 2026
3.00pm–4.30pm
Durbar Hall, Hastings Museum
As the wheel of the year turns to Samhain, we enter the season of endings, remembrance, and quiet transformation. It is said that at this liminal time, the veil between worlds grows thin, inviting us into a deeper conversation with life, death, and all that lies between.
Join Death Doula Katie Rose in the extraordinary Durbar Hall at Hastings Museum for a gentle guided Death Meditation. Together, we will explore our relationship with mortality not as something to fear, but as a profound teacher that invites us to live with greater presence, courage, and love.
Through meditation, reflection, and shared presence, we will honour those who have gone before us, acknowledge our own impermanence, and reconnect with what truly matters. When we dare to befriend death, we often discover a deeper intimacy with life itself.
Whether you are curious about death, navigating grief, or simply longing to pause at this sacred threshold, you are warmly welcome.
Spaces are limited. We invite you to join us for this intimate Samhain gathering.