What we’re about
The A.T.O.M Center, A Metaphysical community, began in the 1970s in Anchorage. Today, we have weekly Sunday gatherings to explore all types of spirituality as was taught by many of the great Masters and teachers (many ascended or have walked the earth) with their message to humanity. You are invited to worship in your own way. We consider the connections we share across faiths and forge new paths to truth, wellness and understanding. Each week we have a different speaker to share on a spiritually based topic that contributes to wellness of mind, body and spirit. We have an extensive metaphysical library and throughout the month we have regular meditation, classes and events that support individual and collective spiritual growth.
Effective July 2025 ,Our New meeting place for our SUNDAY gatherings and other events is Sharing space with the Alaska Center for Spiritual living located next to Dino Donuts at 929 E 81st Ave Anchorage AK 99518. We look forward to seeing you!
for Info call 907-227-0989
Upcoming events
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“Death Awareness: Contemplating the Inevitability of our Death”
Alaska Center For Spiritual Living, 929 E 81st Ave, Anchorage, AK, USWe have been invited to join the Alaska Center for Spiritual Living
(ACSL) on SUNDAY, November 23rd, 12:30-2:30 for their
THANK YOU GOD DINNER!
Contact Cynthia George at (907) 230-8449 to share what Potluck Item you’ll be bringing (and taking with you when you leave.)
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SUNDAY, November 23rd, 3 - 4:30PM
“Death Awareness: Contemplating the Inevitability of our Death”
with **Brehan Corveau (**End-of-Life Doula)
You may have heard of a birthing doula, but an end-of-life doula is likely a new concept for most. In our gathering you’ll learn about the role and benefits of working with an End-of-Life Doula as I highlight topics like home-based funerals, bedside vigil plans, and documenting your end-of-life wishes.
We'll also gently explore our vulnerability and the inevitability of death using The Nine Contemplations as a guide. This practice was explored by Atisha, an 11th century Buddhist scholar, and again by social activist Roshi Joan Halifax. These contemplations are meant to arouse awareness as we reflect on (and challenge) how we are living our life.
BIO:
Brehan Corveau (she/her) is an End-of-Life Doula and deathcare educator with an interest in companioning the living. Her interest stems from her desire to assist others in actualizing their end-of-life wishes by promoting open and honest conversations about living, death, dying, and other life transitions. She is a volunteer at Providence with the No One Dies Alone Program and with Hospice of Anchorage.
Brehan has practiced in the field of public health for over 20 years
and weaves her yogic background, particularly yoga nidra, into the sacredness of this tender time. Read more about her offerings at https://www.restwithradiance.com/.2 attendees
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