Hello Friends!
As we each continue to deepen our work with loved ones who have died I am offering several opportunities — online and in person– to support this work. I am also holding the intention to build a sense of community through which we can more easily connect with each other.
NEW! Webinar Online Book Study for Wonders at the Veil.
Evening and Morning Sessions will be starting the week of
October 16. For more info and to RSVP please follow this link:
Online Book Study
Soul’s Journey after Death Experiential Workshop
Saturday, November 11, 2017 – Milwaukee Area
9am – 5pm
Hosted by the Rafael Foundation for New Impulses in Music
During this experiential workshop we will explore the journey of the soul after death and how this journey shapes our spiritual destiny to become a Spirit of Freedom and Love. For more information, please follow this link: Soul’s Journey Workshop
Skype sessions are now available for Eurythmy – Personal and Therapeutic Sessions
Each Session is infused with artistic & therapeutic qualities. You choose what area of your life that you would like eurythmy to support you in. For more information follow this link:
Eurythmy Skype Sessions
Coming Soon : The Afterlife Podcast
Would a podcast from me be helpful to your work with those who have died?
My initial thoughts for this podcast are to hold conversations about the afterlife, offer insight into practical activities that we can fold into our lives, and read pages of wisdom from books that I have found helpful on my path. Please let me know what your thoughts are and if this podcast would interest you: lynn@lynnstull.com.
Upcoming events include:
October 14, 2017 — Anthroposophical Society Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ – Research Presentation
February TBA, 2018 — Audio Conference Call – Soul’s Journey
April 6 – 8, 2018 — Sacred Gateway, Sacramento, California — Workshop Leader
I am so grateful to be on this path with you. Thank you for your support of this work. Please feel free to forward this email to friends who respect and treasure this work.
Love,
Lynn