School for A Course In Miracles
"The universe of learning will open up before you."
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A Death Cafe is a scheduled non-profit get-together for the purpose of talking about death (and in our case, death and resurrection from A Course in Miracles point of view).
The Death Cafe is not a physical location but an event. The participants are free to discuss their understanding, thoughts, dreams, fears and any other aspects of death and dying. The Death Cafe website, created by Jon Underwood, states the purpose is “to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives”.
Facilitators have said that there is “a need among people to open the closet into which death, the last taboo, has been placed.” Underwood said that “we have lost control of one of the most significant events we ever have to face.”
Death Cafes have helped to relax the taboo of speaking about death, particularly with strangers, and encouraged people to express their own wishes for when and after they die.
The open-ended discussions also provide an avenue to express thoughts about one’s own life, sometimes stirred up by the death of a family member…
In summary, a death cafe is a gathering of people who meet in a safe, non-judgmental space to discuss death, dying, and grief. The goal is to promote understanding and acceptance of death as a natural part of life, and to help people make the most of their lives. Death cafes are not intended to be grief support or counseling, and they are not focused on any specific topic. Instead, they provide an opportunity for people to share their thoughts, fears, and questions about death, and to normalize the conversation around the subject. (And once again in our Tuesdays classes, we experience moving from our belief in death… to realizing thru forgiveness that we are God’s Son who can never die.)
If you feel so moved, please ‘Donate,’ with credit card on the link below (or with check payable to SFACIM, mailed to Lyn Corona, 1663 Steele St., Unit 1007, Denver Co. 80206)… It helps us to keep these Course video presentations coming.
(If you don’t see the yellow “Donate” link above, click here…)
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(ACIM: Manual for Teachers # 28)
SHOTS: It is recommended (but not required) that you be fully vaccinated with two booster shots before arrival.
However if you do have flu or covid symptoms within a few days before the start of retreat, please refrain from coming… and see refund policy below.
MASKS: Unless a new dangerous variant comes along in the next few months, we will not be wearing masks at the retreat (unless you would individually prefer to).
Requests for full refunds can be made up to 30 days prior to start of retreat on May 20, 2022.
Fifty percent refunds can be given for requests made 30 days to two weeks before the start.
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No refund can be given for less than two weeks notice before the retreat…
unless you have flu-like symptoms (especially fever, sore throat, and/or congestion & coughing) within a week before the retreat begins. Then please don’t come.
We will then refund half your retreat tuition (the other half goes to non-refundable room and meal reservations)… and we will give you five months of free access to live online SFACIM classes and our library of 600-plus SFACIM class replays.