A Workshop - for people who love life

The purpose of this workshop is to stimulate the imagination rather than supply answers. As our individual Life journeys unfold, sooner or later we all come to the Passage we call Death. Some people live in such fear of this passage that they can barely utter the word. Yet it is our birth-right! This workshop is an opportunity to prepare for death with the same care and joy that we give to a child's birth, a coming of age ceremony, a wedding or the retirement from a successful career. EXIT PLAN is designed to gently break through fears and help participants engage with creating a PLAN of how they would like to move towards the EXIT. What are the essentials that will help you and your loved ones celebrate your Life? To Sponsor an EXIT Plan workshop for your group or for more information, contact Jane, 212 580-1007 or janehg@lifedeathbeyond.com

EXIT Plan - An Important workshop for those who love life

WHEN: Saturday, October 29, 2011 10 AM - 5 PM

WHERE: Bellevue Avenue, Montclair, NJ

TUITION: Earlybird price - $100, couples, $175
After 10/15 - $110, couples $185

Send check, payable to FoulkeTale, to
Jane Hughes Gignoux
201 West 89 Street
New York, NY 10024

Exact address & travel directions (mass transit & car) provided upon registration.
Coffee, tea & water provided, bring your own lunch

QUESTIONS: Call or email Jane: 212 580-1007 janehg@lifedeathbeyond.com

Click here for the above workshop PDF

Comments from past participants
"Thank you for opening this door...."
"A wonderful workshop….food for thought, feeling, and reflection for the soul and spirit...."
"I'm much more comfortable with 'I Don't Know.' It seems a little like death itself, surrendering to 'I Don't Know.'"
"I was very comforted by the openness of everyone.... the unhurried 'sitting with' and contemplation."
"All of a sudden I got a very powerful revelation, a real gestalt shift."
"It was eye-opening, confronting, and enjoyable - all at the same time! We left with a great deal to think about...."

Regina L. Lewis is a self-educated lifelong learner committed to sharing ideas that make a profound difference in the lives of others. Her interest in the subject of death and dying began during her childhood in the South.
She participated in the first New York Open Center "The Art of Dying conference and was part of Stephen Levine's year-long experiment, "A Year to Live," which began during that conference. She is a commissioned lay chaplain and Hospice volunteer. Ms Lewis studied mortuary science and, as a certified Celebrant, creates and conducts alternative funerals and memorial services.

Recently she developed a curriculum for the Health and Hospitals Union - 1199 SEIU: "Coping with Death and Dying. A music lover and paper-maker, Lewis has three children, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

For Jane Hughes Gignoux bio click here

Death stands above me, whispering low I know not what into my ear; Of his strange language all I know Is, there is not a word of fear. - Walter Savage Landor