The Ceremony of High Unction is a precious gift of "life" during a time of the physical "passing of the soul". It is a gift of love and gratitude. It is an act of intimate spiritual anointing and the acknowledgment of a physical life ending.

Yet, the High Unction ceremony does not anoint a person unto death. Rather, it joyfully sends that person on to their next journey in existence.

It is a gentle welcoming across the bridge to that ‘place’ of their next arrival.

The ceremony of High Unction includes the use of single note oils that allow for the alignment and release of each of the body chakras. Using one oil per chakra allows for the simplicity of the chakra to pair and heal and release. Incorporating a special blend called “Listen To the Wind” into the ceremony calls forth a melodic ancient voice from within the person to help allow their passing. The spiritual realm of blocked energies, memories, or ‘dis-ease’ are released allowing the individual to be freed from their earthly body, transforming into spirit and enabling them to knock at heavan’s door.

The word "unction" is synonymous with the word anointing. The Bible ointment refers to both oil and salve and typically contained a mixture of various oils such as camphor, olive oil, and ambrosia. Oils were used for religious ritual healing and medicinal purposes both through anointing and taken internally. Also used to prepare the dead and in purification rituals, many applications of oils were ordered by local government. (For example, if a person encountered a leper, he was considered unclean and was required to go through a certain purification process for a certain length of time.)

High Unction was created to address of person’s passing as a ceremonial and personal anointing ritual. This ritual is a specific inner process designed to produce a peaceful state of consciousness – a gift to the caregiver as well as to the receiver of the anointing. The celebration of High Unction was created with both the caregiver and the sick individual in mind, unlocking a door in the mind, body, and soul, encouraging movement forward for all persons involved.