All Souls | Grief Circle

Come to a place where your grief is welcome.

Grief that has nowhere to go does not leave. The mist thickens into fog, settles in the heart, and darkens our days, until our joy and aliveness are harder to reach.

The world contracts to the size of our grief, and we can find ourselves alone inside it.

 
 

Sunday 1st November 2026 | 10:30 to 14:00 | The Sussex Country Yurt

This All Souls' Day, join us in communion to meet this landscape together and honour all that sits in your heart.

Grief is an initiation, an awakening and a natural process. It is an expression of our love, our passion for justice, our interconnectedness.

Your grief is sacred. Your tears are sacred. Your rage is sacred.

All are welcome here.

The Offering:

  • A somatic orientation to open the circle and create the container

  • Drumming, feather and smoke to cleanse and clear the way

  • A sharing circle and "souling" to name and honour our dead

  • A fire ritual to loosen and release the grip of grief

  • A water communion to gather and return our waters to the earth

  • An anointing ritual with herb-infused oils to soothe and bless

  • A sound bath to integrate and complete, bringing us back to ground

  • Herbal teas and treats to nourish the soul


The Exchange

The exchange is £65 for the first five spaces, as an introductory offering for this first Grief Circle. Once these are filled, the rate will be £75.

Booking terms and conditions are here.

Your contribution helps to create and hold this space — covering the time, preparation, materials and care that go into gathering together in this way.

If you feel called to join us, your place can be booked below.


All Souls | Grief Circle
from £65.00

All Souls' Day – Grief Circle is a space to gather with grief in all its forms: the loss of a loved one or animal, the ending of a relationship or chapter, or the wider grief we carry for our changing world. Through ritual, sharing, somatic practice, fire, water, sound and reflection, we come together to honour what has been lost, tend to what remains and allow our grief to move and flow.