Allison Krizner, MA
Holistic Coaching ‧ Spiritual Guidance ‧ Grief Support
Spiritual Guidance
Sometimes there’s a stirring toward something beyond yourself. It can arrive in a time of upheaval, in a moment of awe, or through a profound experience.
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It can show up as a desire to…
• create practices that nourish spiritual connection
• live aligned with what matters most
• discern the next steps on your soul’s path
• integrate psychedelic experiences
• connect with ancestors and the more-than-human world
• explore what it means to you to die well
How we can work together
Traditionally called spiritual direction, spiritual guidance is a sacred space to slow down, open to the connection that’s meaningful to you, and listen from that place. We can sit with your longing or uncertainty and make room for the wisdom that surfaces. We can tend the glimmers of knowing that arise, so that you can meet the world from that knowing.
Sessions honor the way you experience the sacred. Together, we can create rituals, work with dreams, engage expressive arts, pray, or explore other pathways to cultivate listening.
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You may find an unfolding toward…
• the sacred in daily life
• steadiness, even in life’s fluctuations
• hope, compassion, and forgiveness
• deeper trust in your inner compass
• a wider perspective that holds mystery and uncertainty
• belonging to yourself, community, the Earth, and Life itself
Support at the end of life
The approach of death brings questions and needs of its own. I offer a steady presence and compassionate guidance as you navigate this threshold, in your own way and at your own pace.
Let’s follow what draws you toward a deeper relationship with your spiritual life. If something is stirring in you, I’d be grateful to hear what’s calling you.
Our life is an apprenticeship to the truth, that around every circle another can be drawn; that there is no end in nature, but every end is a beginning; that there is always another dawn risen on mid-noon, and under every deep a lower deep opens. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson