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How to do a Reading
Listed below are some simple steps to help you in doing a prayer or reading. We don’t presume to tell anyone how to perform his or her spiritual practice. That is a personal matter left to the individual. What we present … Continue reading →
Posted in american book of the dead, books of the dead, buddhism, buddhist, care giving, CONTEMPLATIVE CARE, death and dying, end of life care, Labyrinth Readers Society
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A Modern Day “Ritual” for Dealing with Crisis
Help Those in Transition Step 4 from our book Caregiver Revolution Especially in times of ill health circumstances can get completely overwhelming at times. An unexpected situation can appear as a crisis, which, just from the label itself makes it … Continue reading →
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Tagged aging, caregiving, crisis management, death and dying, end of life care, hospice, nursing, oncology nursing, stress management
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A Start to the Conversation
This may be a good way to “start the conversation” a phrase taken from a groundbreaking, highly recommended book that was written by Ganga Stone in the 1990s: Start the Conversation. “Combining Eastern spiritualism with Western science, the founder of … Continue reading →
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The Art of Dying Well, an interview with Katy Butler
Another EXCELLENT interview by Joe Donahue regarding end of life matters, this time with Katy Butler about her new book “The Art of Dying Well: A Practical Guide to a Good End of Life.” This interview emphasizes practical matters, decisions and the … Continue reading →
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How the Irish Teach us to Live, Love and Die
Here you can listen to Joe Donahue’s interview with Kevin Toolis, author of this fascinating and very instructive book about his experiences in Ireland around the passing of his father. Relevant to all of us, this is not just about the Irish … Continue reading →
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What the Living Can Learn by Looking Death Straight in the Eye
A good review by Parul Sehgal of a new must read book by Sallie Tisdale: Advice for Future Corpses (and Those Who Love Them): A Practical Perspective on Death and Dying “Consciousness is no longer grounded in the body; perception … Continue reading →
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