A celebration of life
​ushered with warmth and kindness!

I really love to play at funerals as a sacred celebration of life. I play at home, special settings, funeral parlours and churches. Playing throughout ceremonies, as people are seating, during prayer and meditation and sometimes asked to walk behind coffin during the procession directly behind  the coffin or cremation as a divine blessing.

I am honoured to have been invited to play at the funeral of dear ones whom I have played to in hospital and they have then requested that I play at their funeral.

I would be delighted to support you in creating a ceremony, uplifting and harmonious for all.

​I draw on a range of well-being modalities that bring calmness and serenity. This can include, therapeutic touch,pranic healing, aromatherapy, reflexology and other ancient healing rituals.
Also personalized recordings of prescribed music.
Please refer to Rituals, Retreats and Workshops for details on relevant activities.
PRODUCTS
 
Heart Stories from funerals

• Much to my surprise, I was once told by a Nursing Director that I looked too Angelic for a hospital and by connecting with patients dying, I was interfering with their death process! As you can imagine, I was devastated… Instead of defending myself, I chose to feel compassion for this person who had a different understanding of the death process. On the same day, a lovely lady who was dying of lung cancer left me a note, expressing her gratitude for the peace I had given her in her last few weeks, so much so that she requested I play at her funeral. I chose to listen to this expression of gratitude, trusting that I was being divinely guided on this path – and of course, I was honored to play at her funeral….
• Playing at St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne was such an honor. Trusting that whatever was coming through me was orchestrated from another realm. Deep gratitude to the Dean of Melbourne, for trusting my work…
• At a funeral, three sons of a women, vulnerable and all expressed deep gratitude to me for the soothing of their mother’s soul whilst in hospital. As they carried her coffin, I felt compelled to walk directly behind, playing into the coffin with divine love… so beautiful to experience.
• Supporting a family with the death of their mother. Being there for them all and responding to their needs – releasing of trauma. Also, directing them to services to support them all thru the death process and funeral arrangements. 

Testimonials from funerals
It is my great pleasure to write a testimonial for Janet Borg.  Janet, is a charming and gifted harpist whom my husband and I first met at the Caritas Christi Hospice in Kew Victoria, where Janet was giving her time on a regular basis to play for the patients at the hospice.
My husband found Janet’s music to be so comforting and peaceful that he asked me to arrange to have Janet play at his Celebration of Life ceremony – and the new Governor General, Peter Cosgrove also attended.  Janet agreed to do so and many people at the ceremony remarked on her wonderful talent and beautiful music.
Kind Regards, Sue Presgrave

We were extremely happy on the day of my wife’s funeral mass service at ‘The Good Shepherd’ where Janet played beautifully on her Harp, she was very professional and her experience showed. (She played for her at The Royal Womens hospital and she wanted her at her funeral)
Everybody was amazed with her playing and the way she performed with her chimes.
Kind Regards, Roger Spiteri