July’s speaker is Paramjit Oberoi.

“An enthusiastic, experienced, creative, emotionally intelligent self-motivated, professional who has a proven record of achievement in the public, voluntary and private sector for nearly 50 years.

Extensive experiences of managing teams, project working, facilitating groups, developing and sustaining partnerships, training, consultancy, mentoring and coaching.

An effective multilevel communicator with well-developed interpersonal skills and a commitment to excellence.

This is the CV I used in the past.

Now, I am humbled to have the opportunity of sharing a new version to fulfill my final chapter of life.

I believe relationships and connections are the silken thread of love, which are at the core of human existence.

I love people, I love connecting and love to witness the divinity in people. The experience of Oneness, of the universal power, is what drives and supports me on a daily basis.

Listening and sharing conversations has become my way of life. I treasure stories which shape lives and enhance wisdom.

My sense of curiosity and discovery of the newness of each day is what soothes my soul.

My desire is for people to Live in Peace and automatically we will RIP.
Having been given the gift and privilege of caring for family members for over 45 years has placed me in a position of witnessing many deaths.

This enabled me to gain some understanding of the value of life and most importantly, that death is an integral part of life.

I cared for my husband who died 20 years ago this October 2022 and at present my daughter has a life-limiting illness. It’s from these experiences of acknowledging our common humanity and mortal existence that I now practice as an End-of-Life Planning Practitioner.

My mission is to dispel fears around death and dying. The emphasis of my calling is to promote well-being and peace of mind through empowering others to live and leave an incomparable legacy.

I’m a difference-maker, in fact, I believe we all are.

The world needs you and the difference only you can make.
Don’t die with the difference still inside you.

‘It’s not what you leave to your children that matters, it’s what you leave in them’

Leaving a legacy is leaving a piece of our true essence.”