Death was a constant presence in the Edwardian Age, with figures as illustrious as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini arguing fiercely about whether it was possible to contact the spirit world. In this 90-minute course, we will look at the tools and claims of Spiritualism and consider what the Edwardian age might still be able to teach our own about death, memory, and hope.

You can attend this class without taking the whole series.

Amy Fletcher of The Mortality Project is an independent scholar and writer who focuses on death literacy, esotericism, and living fully through mortality awareness. As a coach, she works with clients who seek to find meaning and purpose in the second and third acts of life.