Death touches every life, yet we seldom speak of it openly. Join Kebtah Birmingham for an evening talk and an open, respectful conversation

Death touches every life, yet we seldom speak of it openly. Join Kebtah Birmingham for an evening talk and an open, respectful conversation exploring mortality, the cycles of nature and spiritual understanding through the ancient wisdom of West Africa.

We’ll explore questions such as:

What happens when we die?

How did our ancestors understand death and what lies beyond?

Can facing death help us live more fully?

How do we honour and remember those we’ve lost?

What can nature’s cycles teach us about endings and new beginnings?

Speaker: Neb Tutsahwur Yattepia

Whatever your background, culture or faith, you’re welcome. If you’re grieving, this is a gentle, supportive space. You can simply listen.

Tickets: Free registration is available to everyone. If you’d like to support our work, choose a Standard (£5) or Supporter (£10) ticket, or add a donation. Donations are also welcome on the night.

Kebtah Publications and West African herbs will be available to buy.

About Kebtah: Kebtah is a not-for-profit cultural organisation rooted in West Africa, commissioned by the Gulmu Kingship.www.kebtah.org (http://www.kebtah.org)

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