
Grief Circle
This recurring one-hour circle makes space for grief from a range of losses through a short meditation, sharing and journaling with no pressure to speak, and gentle crafting. Late entry is not permitted once the session begins.
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November 16, 2026 · 6 PM – 7:30 PM
Pluto: Fourth Space for Community, Co-Creation, & Coworking, Toronto · From CA$15 ·
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The gathering combines an optional sharing circle with journaling, a short meditation and gentle crafting for people carrying grief from any kind of loss.
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Organizer’s description
Grief isn't just for death. It shows up when a relationship ends, when a job disappears, when you leave behind a version of yourself you used to be. Most of us are taught to carry it quietly and move on fast. This circle is the opposite of that. Every two weeks, we gather for one hour to make space for whatever grief you're holding, recent or old, named or hard to name. No loss is too small to bring here, and none is required to be recent. Each session moves through a simple rhythm: we start with a short drop-in meditation to arrive in the body, move into sharing and journaling (I'll offer prompts, no pressure to speak), and close with a bit of gentle crafting to let grief be playful instead of only heavy. This is a space to be witnessed, not fixed. To reflect. To leave a little lighter than you came. Doors open 15 minutes before start time. Once we begin, no late entry; this protects the safety of the space for everyone already inside. Optional to bring: Comfortable clothing A journal and pen A water bottle Any sensory supports or fidgets that help you stay grounded A photo, heirloom, or small token representing whoever or whatever you're grieving, to keep near you or place on our collective space ABOUT YOUR HOST Maida is a certified Usui, Holy Fire®, and Karuna Reiki Master, tarot reader, and professional coach with over a decade of experience holding space for people's hardest transitions.
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Hosted by Maida Celedon
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