Lucinda Herring - part 2: What does it mean to co-create with Nature, our Bodies and the Earth at the threshold of death?

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James Tousignant

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All of us tell stories about ourselves. It’s one of the ways we make sense of the world and our place in it. This is especially important during times of unsettling transition and change. At its best, to hear the stories of others inspires belief in the intentions we set for ourselves and in our capacity to reach these goals.
As Lorian, our goal is to advance the experience of wholeness in the world and in ourselves through on incarnated spirituality. The story of our community is about the emergence of a new spiritual impulse and how it has made itself known through the work of a group of people responding to its call.
Uncommon Conversations is an opportunity for community members to tell their story, to give voice to the spiritual impulse arising within them and how they are embodying this call within their own incarnation. In sharing our stories may we inspire each other to inhabit the fullness of our being.

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All of us tell stories about ourselves. It’s one of the ways we make sense of the world and our place in it. This is especially important during times of unsettling transition and change. At its best, to hear the stories of others inspires belief in the intentions we set for ourselves and in our capacity to reach these goals.
As Lorian, our goal is to advance the experience of wholeness in the world and in ourselves through on incarnated spirituality. The story of our community is about the emergence of a new spiritual impulse and how it has made itself known through the work of a group of people responding to its call.
Uncommon Conversations is an opportunity for community members to tell their story, to give voice to the spiritual impulse arising within them and how they are embodying this call within their own incarnation. In sharing our stories may we inspire each other to inhabit the fullness of our being.

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Religion & Spirituality,

Society & Culture

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Lucinda Herring - part 2: What does it mean to co-create with Nature, our Bodies and the Earth at the threshold of death?

Uncommon Conversations

23 minutes

3 years ago

Lucinda Herring - part 2: What does it mean to co-create with Nature, our Bodies and the Earth at the threshold of death?

Lucinda Herring returns to the podcast to continue our conversation. Lucinda has studied with David Spangler since the 1990’s, received her Masters in Spiritual Direction from Lorian in 2009, and was ordained as a Lorian priest in 2011. She has an eclectic spiritual path – blending Anthroposophy, the Ceile De tradition, and thirty years as a Vajrayana Buddhist practitioner with her Incarnational Spirituality/Sidhe/Gaian focus and practices today.
Lucinda considers herself a Gatekeeper, helping others navigate life’s thresholds and passages in ways that build resiliency and co-creative connection with Gaia, nature and the subtle realms. She has focused on both ends of life, working with children and families as a festival maker, writer and storyteller, and also helping people reimagine what is possible at the threshold of death.
Lucinda has been at the cutting edge of the green funeral movement for over twenty years now, as a death doula, home funeral guide and licensed green funeral director in the state of Washington. In 2019, she wrote Reimagining Death: Stories and Practical Wisdom for Home Funerals and Green Burials, published by North Atlantic Books, with a Forward by David Spangler. The book won the Nautilus Gold Award for 2019, and is available wherever books are sold. Or you can support Lucinda directly by purchasing the book at her website: www.lucindaherring.com.