Closing the Bones Jena DellaGrottaglia. Gaining its name from the

Gaining its name from the ancient Greek ‘Amethystos’ (meaning ‘not drunk’)

herbs and other small objects for safe keeping

people choose to take inspiration from outside in nature and bring that inside to work into their mandala if that is what they are called to do at the time

These healing services focus on personal growth and healing

this silver bell was made on the banks of the sacred mountain Ubud

Closing the Bones Jena DellaGrottaglia. Gaining its name from theYou are warmly invited into the Den! Closing the Bones is part massage and part ritual. This can be done after the birth of a baby, after a loss or to close this chapter of your life; it creates a moment of stillness and is a time of reflection and peace. We are forever postpartum and so there is always still time for a Closing the Bones ceremony; it's a gorgeous ceremony to honour you, whatever part of the journey you are on. During the ceremony, the