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Patty Bueno is a certified grief counselor, dying consciously teacher, and creator of the Amorté podcast on death and grief education.

She's currently training to become a somatic experiencing facilitator. Having accompanied three of her grandparents and later her mother through their dying process as a primary caregiver was an initiation and powerful call to serve and assist others in her community.

She's the mother of two beautiful men who are married and she just became a grandmother.

She lives in Mexico City and has been supporting terminally ill patients and their families on their dying and grieving journey for the last fifteen years. She offers workshops, teaches Death Rites and offers one on one bereavement sessions.

Her website and offerings can be found at pattybueno.com

She spoke of her training at the Four Winds School and her current work studying to be a somatic experiencing facilitator in a program with Peter Levine

The poem we read at the end was (first in Spanish, then in English):

A veces el colibrí, a veces el cuervo,

A veces el búho, viene a decirnos cuando es nuestro momento de irnos. Pero los mexicas no morimos, sólo nos mudamos a una nueva casa, a un nuevo cuerpo. Y cada año volvemos a visitar nuestro antiguo hogar.

Sometimes the hummingbird, sometimes the crow,

sometimes the owl, come to tell us when it is our time to go. But we Mexica do not die, we only move to a new house, a new body. And each year we come back to visit our old home.

- A Nahuatl poem

Patty also shared with us “The Legend of Day of the Dead Cempasuchil Flower”

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