Sunday’s Day Of The Dead observance under the guidance of Death Walker, Zenith Virago gave the 80 or so participants a beautiful, supported, chance to reflect on the inevitable destination of life.
Held next to the Crystal Castle’s Tibetan Stupa, people wrote messages of love and remembrance to departed love-ones they made offerings, reflected and celebrated.
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