Dear
What if the departed — those we once held dear and even strangers from generations past — are still with us…
… not only waiting to comfort us, but eager to collaborate with us on creating miracles in our lives.
Perdita Finn, co-founder of The Way of the Rose, says that this is a wisdom our ancient ancestors embraced, a wisdom that has been suppressed for millennia by religious authorities who wanted to mediate our interactions with the other side in order to retain power over us.
Reclaiming the direct intimacy of these relationships can give us unshakeable confidence, empowered intuition, a liberated imagination, and the ability to make miracles happen in the world around us.
In this context, miracles are not supernatural feats, but natural, organic occurrences available to everyone. They’re simple yet profound moments of connection, of feeling supported, loved, and understood in ways we seldom experience in our day-to-day lives.
Join Perdita, when she’ll help you open to the realization that you are spirit, you’re surrounded by the spirits of your ancestors, and that both the living and the dead are here to work together to create miracles.
You can register here for Reclaim Your Connection With the Departed: Discover How to Collaborate With Those on the Other Side to Make Miracles in Your Life.
In this eye-opening hour-long event, you’ll:
- Find out that the dead are ready and waiting to help you on your healing journey
- Understand that miracles are organic, natural, and accessible to everyone
- See that you are never alone — no one dies alone and no one lives alone because the dead are a constant presence in our lives
- Unearth and reclaim the suppressed wisdom of your ancestors
- Recognize that seeds and miracles alike grow in the dark, so there’s no need to fear either the dead or the darkness
- Profound healing awaits you when you reconnect with your ancestors, allowing you to tap into a sense of belonging and an understanding that comes from recognizing you are part of a continuum — a cycle of life and death that has neither beginning nor end but is an eternal dance.
Be prepared to reclaim your connection to your ancestors during this life-affirming hour —and walk away with a powerful, renewed perspective on life, death, and the magic that lies between.
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With Love, Stela Ahau
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