Welcome to
Apollo’s Gate

Apollo’s Gate is a sanctuary for those walking through endings, grief, and transformation — a place to learn, remember, and reconnect with the sacred nature of impermanence.

Whether you are accompanying someone through their dying, preparing for your own transition, or tending the ache of loss, these offerings invite you to meet life and death with reverence, courage, and presence.

🌿 What I Offer

Personal Guidance & Mentorship

One-on-one sessions for those exploring the emotional, spiritual, and symbolic terrain of dying and loss.
Together we create space for reflection, ritual, and meaning-making — learning how to walk with death as a teacher rather than a fear.

Continuing Companionship

For those already on the journey — walking beside the dying, grieving a beloved, or integrating change — this ongoing mentorship offers steady rhythm and ritual practice over time.
Each session roots remembrance and belonging in the fabric of daily life.

Community Circles & Workshops

Gatherings that bring people together to speak honestly about death, create rituals of release and renewal, and rediscover the beauty in impermanence.
These circles and workshops blend creative expression, spiritual ecology, and ancestral remembering.

Animal Companionship at Life’s End

Our animal kin walk beside us with fierce love and silent wisdom.
At Apollo’s Gate, their dying is honored as part of the same sacred cycle that shapes all life.
These sessions guide guardians through preparation, ritual, and remembrance with tenderness and intention.

To love an animal is to practice the art of letting go — until it becomes devotion.

🕯️ Philosophy

To live well is to tend our endings as faithfully as our beginnings.
At the threshold, we discover that death is not the opposite of life — it is the teacher that deepens it.
Through ritual, story, and reflection, we remember that impermanence is not our loss, but our belonging.

There is a way through death — not around it — that leads us deeper into life.

🌸 Connect

If you feel called to this work — to learn, to listen, to walk the path of living and dying well — you are welcome here.