
Music at the End of Life highlights the unique role music has come to play in hospice and palliative medicine. Jennifer Hollis interweaves narrative memoir, the personal experiences of fellow music-thanatologists and caregivers, and extensive research to demonstrate the transformative power of music when curing is no longer an option. :: buy book

“Beauty Awaits” features the harps of music-thanatologists Jeri Howe and Claudia Walker with Sacred Harmonies at Providence Everett Medical Center. Their beautiful music is at once soothing and renewing. :: $15.00 ::

These beautiful notecards feature the work of Portland artist Georgina Ottaviano and were commissioned by recent graduate and newest member of the SacredFlight team, Trish Weaver. (Eight notecards and envelopes to a pack, blank inside) :: $15.00 ::

“From the Deep Earth” invites you to rest into the gentle sounds of the harp, where the mind and spirit find a refreshing spring, a source of tranquility. The music is designed to create an interior spaciousness that facilitates rest, meditation and peace. Just as we find stillness, beauty and healing in the natural world, this music allows us to enter an inner state of quiet contemplation, a portal of healing sound to calm and soothe the mind, body and spirit. :: $15.00 ::

“Loom of Love” – a musical tapestry woven with harps and voices to refresh the spirit. The music-thanatologists who created “From the Deep Earth” and “Loom of Love” work with SacredFlight or other hospitals, hospices, and practices throughout the Pacific Northwest. :: $15.00 ::
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