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Stages of Dying – Dissolution of the Elements
As discussed earlier, when we think of the stages of dying it is easy to get confused with Kubler-Ross’s 5 stages of grieving when facing death which are widely known as “the 5 stages of loss” as put forth by … Continue reading →
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Stages – Good Grief
Before we talk about the stages of physical death we will have a short discussion about what are commonly thought of as the stages of dying followed by a must read article by Meghan O’Rourke published in the New Yorker … Continue reading →
Posted in cancer care, death and dying, death and dying, end of life, end of life care, End of Life Care, grief, grieving, hospice, palliative care
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Why do readings for someone who is dead or dying? An examination of the time and timelessness that characterizes physical death.
Why do we do readings? What is it that we are trying to do? If at all, how are we helping? It has taken me years to understand and formulate the basis of the practice of Labyrinth Reading but I … Continue reading →
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What’s a Death Midwife? Inside the Alternative Death Care Movement by Jennifer Luxton
Excellent, informative article – required reading! What’s a Death Midwife? Inside the Alternative Death Care Movement by Jennifer Luxton — YES! Magazine.
Posted in advance directives, death and dying, death and dying, end of life, End of Life Care, funeral, green burial, hospice care, spiritual care
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Bhutan’s dark secret to happiness
This is a wonderful article with, surprisingly, quite a bit of material to contemplate. Why are we so out of touch with death in the west? Well, for a start, because we don’t take a moment to ever even think … Continue reading →
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What it means to “hold space” for people and the Labyrinth Reader’s Mindset
“What does it mean to hold space for someone else? It means that we are willing to walk alongside another person in whatever journey they’re on without judging them, making them feel inadequate, trying to fix them, or trying to impact the … Continue reading →
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