The Departure Rite

Service Description

Sometimes the end comes quietly - a final breath, a last message, an unspoken drift apart. And yet something remains: unexpressed love, lingering pain, or the ache of not knowing how to say goodbye. The Departure Rite is a guided death ritual for those who are grieving, transitioning, or holding space for someone who has passed — or is in the process of passing. Whether the loss is recent, anticipatory, unresolved, or unacknowledged, this offering helps you speak the unsaid and let go with reverence. It’s not about “moving on.” It’s about honoring the soul’s crossing - theirs or yours - with intention, presence, and peace. Includes: -Custom farewell ritual: designed around your relationship with the person, spirit, or phase being released (includes elements of water, fire, earth, or breath - tailored to your needs) -Mirror of the Soul (Death Focused): a written channeling or soul reflection on what this loss is teaching, shifting, or freeing within you -Spoken Word Invocation or Prayer: voice memo of your chosen tone - soft, fierce, devotional, ancestral, or cosmic -Optional: remembrance ritual, or death anniversary blessing -Optional Add-on: +$33 for a handmade sigil or closing art talisman Best For: -Those grieving a physical death, especially if it felt incomplete, sudden, or complicated • Clients navigating energetic death — the end of a life chapter, identity, or deep relationship -Individuals supporting loved ones in the dying process, needing grounding and spiritual containment -People longing to say goodbye to what cannot be revived Why It Works: Because death is not just an event - it’s a rite. When we bring presence, intention, and reverence to our farewells, we don’t erase pain… we transmute it. This ritual holds space for that alchemy, without rushing or numbing your grief. Disclaimer: This offering is spiritual and symbolic in nature. It is not trauma processing, grief counseling, or crisis support. If you are experiencing overwhelming grief, suicidal ideation, or trauma-related symptoms, please seek immediate professional care.