“We have just about no tradition of dying well. If you are not born with the instinct for dying well, you have to learn how to die, or you probably will not die wisely or well.”
– Stephen Jenkinson, Die Wise
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Grieving through the Five Stages of Death And Dying
“Grief can be the garden of compassion. If you keep your heart open through everything, your pain can become your greatest ally in your life’s search for love and wisdom.” -Rumi There are key stages of death and dying when we are facing the loss of someone we love,...
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The Most Inspiring Death and Dying Quotes & Their Meaning
Death and dying quotes express wisdom and give us comfort through concise sentences. Also, many times, they can go a long way to inspire and heal us during our time of need. When a loved one passes, you may search for a quote that brings peace to your heart. Thousands...
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6 Effective Ways to Overcome Your Fear of Death
All of us were born on a given date, and likewise, all of us have been appointed a day of death. What becomes most important is how we spend our time in between birth and death. How will you make it count for something? What do you truly live for? Instead of having a...
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What Are the Buddhist Beliefs on Death and Dying?
We live in a world brimming with tragedy, and dealing with death can be difficult. Even in Buddhism, the religion that believes in reincarnation, many people who face death fear it. The fear of death spans across all cultures. What many people fear the most, however,...
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Dealing with Regret When Someone Dies: 6 Ways to Cope with It & Move Forward
Regret can besiege us with a multitude of destructive emotions when someone dies. There are plenty of negative feelings such as self-blame, anger, sadness, guilt, and others. When dealing with regret at the loss of a loved one, we shouldn't take anything too...
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Coffin vs Casket – What Is the Difference Between Them?
While society uses caskets and coffins for the same purpose, a coffin vs casket debate will show some differences. Choosing a coffin or casket for a loved one is a personal choice, but you should understand the key differences between the two. You can tell the...
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Ways to Always Remember Your Lost Loved Ones
After a loved one dies, you may fear that you will one day be unable to recall this person's face, voice, or mannerisms. You do not want the essence of your lost loved ones to die and become forgotten. While you cannot bring your loved one back, you can take measures...
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Most Suitable Cremation Urns & How to Choose One
Cremation continues to appeal to a broader audience each year. Low in price and environmentally friendly, it now is the burial of choice for more than 48 percent of the U.S. population. By 2020, the American Cremation Association predicts that 54 percent of all people...
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