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Facing death – either our own or that of our loved ones – is a part of life; eventually, we are all touched. How will we be prepared for this inevitability, both for our loved ones, and for ourselves? These four MP3 programs specially selected from the New Dimensions archive will give you practical tools from several wisdom masters to cope with this vital topic.
Conversations On Death: Dying In America 
Buy here $1.99Despite daily proof of human mortality, for most people the thought of death evokes feelings of fear, sadness, anger and anxiety. This view has been changing. These visionaries have deepened the conversation and are helping people pass from this life with dignity and grace. Read more »
Compassionate End-of-Life Care We all hope for dying well and living fully until we do. The truth is that we don’t have a choice about whether or not we’re going to die, but sometimes we have a choice about whether our dying is going to be easier or harder. Hospice is about treating people rather than treating disease. It looks beyond the physical suffering and includes the whole family. Read more »
Learning To Die In Order To Live We’ve heard how a close brush with death can make a person suddenly realize what is truly important in life. But do we have to wait until we die to gain the benefits we suspect lie in wait for us? Stephen Levine, who spent a year of his life as if it were his last, says no. It is through actually practicing our dying that we learn how to truly live. Read more »
Thoughts On Dying Well In A Death-Phobic CultureWhat constitutes dying well in a death-phobic culture? Stephen Jenkinson points out that life is a time-limited offer and our “obligation is to obey. Obey doesn’t mean submit; obey means attend to. What is this asking of me now?” There is much to ponder in this dialogue, whether or not you are actively dying. Read more »
