A sacred space to honor sorrow, release pain, and remember love
At Yanantin Tribe, we open grief circles where heart, body, and spirit can meet. Inspired by ancestral traditions, we gather in community to carry what was never meant to be held alone. Here, darkness and light are both welcome — grief is not fixed or rushed, but witnessed with care.
A grief ritual is a communal gathering where sorrow is given space and form. We welcome all expressions of grief: personal loss, heartbreak, ancestral wounds, collective pain, or a quiet heaviness without a clear name. Through music, song, rhythm, movement, silence, and guided ritual, grief softens and reveals the love beneath it.
Bring: comfortable clothes, water bottle and your own cup for tea, curiosity
The experience
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Enter a safe, held circle where all emotions are welcome
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You may share, move, cry, sing, or remain silent — no pressure to speak
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Place a personal item, photo, or symbol on a shared altar (optional)
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Move through ritual practices that allow grief to be witnessed and released
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Close with grounding and gentle integration so you leave supported
Why this circle matters
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Release unspoken or long-held grief
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Be held without advice or fixing
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Honor both sorrow and love
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Heal
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A sacred space to honor sorrow, release pain, and remember love
At Yanantin Tribe, we open grief circles where heart, body, and spirit can meet. Inspired by ancestral traditions, we gather in community to carry what was never meant to be held alone. Here, darkness and light are both welcome — grief is not fixed or rushed, but witnessed with care.
A grief ritual is a communal gathering where sorrow is given space and form. We welcome all expressions of grief: personal loss, heartbreak, ancestral wounds, collective pain, or a quiet heaviness without a clear name. Through music, song, rhythm, movement, silence, and guided ritual, grief softens and reveals the love beneath it.
Bring: comfortable clothes, water bottle and your own cup for tea, curiosity
The experience
-
Enter a safe, held circle where all emotions are welcome
-
You may share, move, cry, sing, or remain silent — no pressure to speak
-
Place a personal item, photo, or symbol on a shared altar (optional)
-
Move through ritual practices that allow grief to be witnessed and released
-
Close with grounding and gentle integration so you leave supported
Why this circle matters
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Release unspoken or long-held grief
-
Be held without advice or fixing
-
Honor both sorrow and love
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Heal personal, ancestral, and collective layers
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Remember grief as devotion, not weakness
Practical info
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Held every two weeks on Sundays
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Free to attend as a community offering
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Donations welcome to support the continuation of these circles (entirely optional)
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Bring: a token, photo, or personal item for the altar (optional)
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Wear: comfortable clothing
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Note: if you are in acute crisis or experiencing significant mental health challenges, please inform us so we can support you best
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Impressions of past events: https://yanantintribe.com/events-gallery/
Additional support
András offers 1:1 grief support, death & dying accompaniment, and end-of-life presence alongside this community work:
https://psysoul.com/death-grief-sessions
This is not therapy. It is a facilitated ritual space rooted in consent, presence, and care.
Come exactly as you are.
You do not have to carry everything alone.
Together, we remember love — and gently move from darkness to light.
Lovingly,
Barbi, András 💕
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