Leandra Robertshaw, Rev. Master

Segaki enables a tenderness for life to emerge and this talk is about opening our hearts. Segaki is a time when we can call to mind and honour all who have died, particularly those who have died in difficult circumstances—and they are many. When someone close to us dies, there is grief and a wishing to honour the dead. Grief reflects ourselves back to ourselves. We are grief and grief is us.

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