Individual “Dying with intention” sessions

This journey of eight two-hour sessions is an intimate and transformative process designed to help you prepare for death as the sacred threshold it truly is: a step into the great mystery. Together, we will walk the path of reflection, liberation and preparation so that, when the time comes, you (and those who love you) can face it with peace, clarity and serenity.

Each encounter becomes a ritual in itself, a sacred space where you are invited to explore what remains unsaid, to honor your story, and to reconnect with what matters most. Through guided conversations, creative expression, and delicate ritual work, we will attend to the emotional, spiritual, and practical dimensions of death, weaving meaning and serenity into every step of your preparation.

Throughout our sessions, we explore:

- Life reflection and emotional closure: understand the patterns, relationships and experiences that have shaped you, and find healing where tension or pain still exists.

- Spiritual and energetic preparation: soften fear, cultivate trust and reconnect with your beliefs or with the mystery that surrounds you.

- Creation of legacy and memory: giving shape to what you want to leave behind, through letters, recordings or ritual objects that transmit your essence.

- Daily Practices for Presence and Peace: Small sacred acts to keep you connected to life as you prepare for death.

- A fundamental part of this path is creating your advance will: a legal document that ensures that your wishes are known and respected. Together, we will craft this document in line with your values ​​and desires, providing comfort and clarity to your family when they need it most. Having your will and end-of-life preferences prepared is not just a practical act, but an act of deep love. It gives those left the peace of knowing your decisions and allows you to let go of control with serenity.

This program is for those who feel the silent call to consciously prepare, whether facing illness, aging, or simply seeking to live more fully by accepting death. It is an invitation to incorporate the sacred into your final chapter, to resolve what was left unfinished, and to approach the great mystery not with fear, but with presence, gratitude, and wonder.