When you can’t see a way forward...

... that may be exactly when the miracle begins.

There are moments when hope seems not just hard to find — but irresponsible to hold onto. You look at the state of the world — the fires, the floods, the cruelty — and wonder not if it will get worse, but how much worse, and when.

And what do we do when we’ve done all the things — the affirmations, the vision boards, the mindset work — and we still feel stuck? Not because we’re doing it wrong, but because some struggles run deeper... rooted in something older, bigger, and more mysterious than our personal will can fix.

Sometimes, it’s not about trying harder — it’s about asking for help from beyond.

Perdita Finn, co-founder of The Way of the Rose, believes that these moments of despair aren’t dead ends, they’re doorways...

,,, and she’s inviting you to walk through one of those doorways in her brand-new hour-long free event.

This event is a living prayer, a quiet revolution, a call to those who feel like they’ve run out of options — or out of faith. Because when all you have left is your longing, that’s often where the real conversation with the sacred begins.

Join Perdita for this soul-deepening hour where you’ll explore how your hopelessness is not a personal failing — it’s an invitation to reconnect with the beloved dead, the saints and ancestors and spirit allies who are not only listening... they’re waiting and ready to help.

Perdita will guide you to reimagine who the saints really are — not just historical figures in stained glass, but the holy helpers who meet us in impossible moments. Some were once goddesses. Some were once our grandmothers. Some still wait in the quiet, hoping someone will call on them again.

We’ve been taught that saints are just really good people — moral exemplars who lived perfect lives. But that’s not how it used to be. In the old days, saints were made by devotion, not by institutions. They were the ones who showed up when you needed them most.

Take St. Jude and St. Rita — the patron saints of hopeless causes. Both were forgotten by the early Church, their stories buried, their power overlooked. Yet, as people began suffering under systems they couldn’t control, desperate prayers arose — and these saints started showing up. Not because they were appointed, but because they were needed.

Now, Jude holds a gold plate that shines like a mirror and Rita carries the wound of love on her forehead — both reminding us that we are made in the image of the Divine, even in our despair.

Perdita’s work is rooted in reclaiming ancient wisdom, building relationships with the unseen world, and showing people how to partner with holy beings for real support and clear guidance in a world on fire. She brings a fierce compassion, a grounded mystical sensibility, and a radical belief that every day brings with it miracles cloaked in the guise of ordinary moments.

During this event, you’ll take part in a potent experiential practice: two guided freewriting exercises to tap into your grief — personal and global — and extend your imagination into sacred possibility. This isn’t bypassing. This is a path through. You’ll meet yourself where you are, with nothing to fix, and discover where the help is already waiting.

Together, you’ll explore what it means to build an experiential faith — one that doesn’t rely on belief, but on direct relationship. You’ll learn how to begin identifying and establishing a personal team of holy helpers — saints, ancestors, spirit allies — who can show you where to take your next step when the path ahead is unclear.

You’ll be invited to ask bigger questions:

• What do you long for when all the false promises fall away?
• What if that longing itself is a sacred map?
• What if the dreams that feel impossible are actually messages from the ones who have been waiting for you to listen?

You’ll also receive grounded tools to support you in your everyday life — not to deny the state of the world, but to walk through it with clearer sight and deeper trust. Perdita will guide you to begin weaving the miraculous into your daily experience, starting with one bold act: naming your desire — not just for yourself, but for a world renewed.