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Facilitated by Death Doula Katie Rose Whiting
£21.00
Sunday 27th September 2026
9.45am – 11.15am
Zoom
As the Harvest Moon rises, we enter a season of gathering, gratitude, reflection and release.
Harvest reminds us that every season has its purpose. There is a time for planting, a time for tending, a time for blooming, and a time for gathering what has grown. But harvest is not only about abundance; it is also about honouring what has passed, what has changed, and what we are invited to lovingly lay down.
Grief is its own kind of harvest.
It asks us to gather the memories, the love, the moments and the parts of ourselves that have been shaped by what we have lost. We do not harvest because something is over and forgotten; we harvest because something mattered and we want it to sustain us.
This gentle online Grief Circle is a space for anyone carrying loss of any kind. Whether you are grieving the death of someone you love, pregnancy or baby loss, the ending of a relationship, a dream that never came to be, a version of yourself you have had to leave behind, or any of life's many thresholds, you are warmly welcome. Together, beneath the light of the Harvest Moon, we will create space to honour what has been loved, what has been lost, and what continues to live within us.
Through gentle sharing, guided meditation, reflection and simple ritual, we will gather the pieces of ourselves scattered by loss and listen for the wisdom that grief carries.
Like the falling leaf returning to the earth, grief is not a sign that something has failed. It is part of a greater cycle of change, transformation and renewal.
This circle is an invitation to pause and ask:
What am I carrying forward?
What am I ready to lay down?
What wisdom has grown from what I have walked through?
You do not need to have the right words. You do not need to grieve in any particular way.
Come exactly as you are.
May this circle offer a place to be witnessed, to witness others, and to remember that love does not disappear when someone or something leaves us it simply changes form.
Facilitated by Death Doula Katie Rose Whiting
£21.00
Sunday 27th September 2026
9.45am – 11.15am
Zoom
As the Harvest Moon rises, we enter a season of gathering, gratitude, reflection and release.
Harvest reminds us that every season has its purpose. There is a time for planting, a time for tending, a time for blooming, and a time for gathering what has grown. But harvest is not only about abundance; it is also about honouring what has passed, what has changed, and what we are invited to lovingly lay down.
Grief is its own kind of harvest.
It asks us to gather the memories, the love, the moments and the parts of ourselves that have been shaped by what we have lost. We do not harvest because something is over and forgotten; we harvest because something mattered and we want it to sustain us.
This gentle online Grief Circle is a space for anyone carrying loss of any kind. Whether you are grieving the death of someone you love, pregnancy or baby loss, the ending of a relationship, a dream that never came to be, a version of yourself you have had to leave behind, or any of life's many thresholds, you are warmly welcome. Together, beneath the light of the Harvest Moon, we will create space to honour what has been loved, what has been lost, and what continues to live within us.
Through gentle sharing, guided meditation, reflection and simple ritual, we will gather the pieces of ourselves scattered by loss and listen for the wisdom that grief carries.
Like the falling leaf returning to the earth, grief is not a sign that something has failed. It is part of a greater cycle of change, transformation and renewal.
This circle is an invitation to pause and ask:
What am I carrying forward?
What am I ready to lay down?
What wisdom has grown from what I have walked through?
You do not need to have the right words. You do not need to grieve in any particular way.
Come exactly as you are.
May this circle offer a place to be witnessed, to witness others, and to remember that love does not disappear when someone or something leaves us it simply changes form.