Traditional stories serve as the seeds to spark conversations and personal reflections around facing our own death, grief, the fear of dissolution, and how to leave loved ones behind. Join the journey to discover your current feelings and inner state, open difficult conversations, and hopefully uncover a space of stillness and peace to hold whatever storms may come.

Jim Brulé has a Master’s in Counseling Psychology and is a member of the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA). He is a Maggid, which is an ordained spiritual storyteller, and runs a school for multi-faith spiritual storytelling with students and faculty from over a dozen different traditions.

Participants will be able to:

* Have a greater fluency in how to engage themselves and others in the topics of dying and living in a personal way
* Recognize the value of storytelling as a gateway to these conversations
* Encounter new modalities for exploring stories about these and other deep topics

This is a free event, sponsored by Francis House, an Omega Home in Syracuse NY. Donations are welcomed at https://francishouseny.org/