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What is the Best Way to Truly Help Others as They Die?
I truly value the Tibetan Buddhist teachings on death and dying. Like most Yogic practices, they have developed over centuries of deep examination and practice. Below is a quick read, but an invaluable resource for all hospice workers, clinicians and … Continue reading →
Posted in advance directives, bereavement, care giving, death and dying, hospice, hospice care
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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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Nurse Shares 30 Years Experiences with Death and Dying
Posted in care giving, care giving, care giving, death and dying, death and dying, end of life care, hospice, hospice, hospice care, Hospice care, hospice nursing, nursing, palliative care, prayers for the dying
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A Simple Effective Practice for Meditation and End of Life Care
Essential Phowa Practice By Christine Longaker In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Phowa is considered the most valuable and effective practice for death. The word phowa means the transference or ejection of consciousness into the state of truth. Its success relies … Continue reading →
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One Man’s Quest to Change the Way We Die
See a story about Dr. B.J. Miller and the Zen Hospice in this recent article in NY Times. The Zen Hospice Project has long been a forerunner in the conscious death and dying movement. From their website: Zen Hospice Project’s legacy … Continue reading →
Posted in buddhism, buddhism, cancer care, care giving, care giving, care giving, clear light, death and dying, death and dying, hospice, hospice, Hospice care, hospice care, hospice nursing, palliative care, spiritual care, tibetan buddhism
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St. Raphael – Patron Saint of Medical Workers
At Caregiver Revolution we advocate bringing spirituality into your work. Whatever spiritual tradition you believe in, go for it! It will give you strength and conviction. Of course you respect other’s beliefs and realize that your practice is your practice … Continue reading →
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