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Death is a subject that has often been on my mind because it began visiting the course of my life relatively early, losing a grandmother at 13, my mother at 19, my only brother at 23 when my eldest son was only thre weeks old, and since then, so many, so many more that have been important in my life.So it was with great interest that I have been reading a series in the New York Times about the subject of the transition and how to deal with it:
- Months to Live: Fighting for a Last Chance at Life - VIRGINIA BEACH — As Lou Gehrig’s disease sapped Joshua Thompson of his ability to move and speak last fall, he consistently summoned one question from within the prison of his own body. “Iplex,” he asked, in a whisper that pierced his mother’s heart. “When?” Read more.
- Months to Live: Sisters Face Death With Dignity and Reverence - PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Gravely ill with heart disease, tethered to an oxygen tank, her feet swollen and her appetite gone, Sister Dorothy Quinn, 87, readied herself to die in the nursing wing of the Sisters of St. Joseph convent where she has been a member since she was a teenager. Read more
- Months to Live: At the End, Offering Not a Cure but Comfort - This is the third article in a series on the promises and challenges of extending, or ending, the lives of very ill patients. Read more
And this article, that does not form part of the series, nevertheless adds to it:
And here you can join the online discussion at the NY Times Talking to Patients About Life's End
From the perspective of Intercultural communications, International Business, and HR Consulting combined with Regression Therapy & Spirit Releasement Work Raymond Moody, MD; Michael Newton, PhD; Shakuntala Modi, MD; Deepak Chopra, MD . . Hugh Everett and Quantum Mechanics or the History Channel's discussion of Paralell Universes. . . .gives us an entirely different lifescape than Judeo Christianity would accord. Our work with Clients in other times, and after death suggests that Hell is Here and Hean is Within. . . along with many Eternities. . . Transition is Freedom from fear and ignorance. . . the real question is why, we are afraid of death. . . . especially if it is a abnormal concern. . just get regressed to the origin of the concern, and process what surfaces. . . which should release you from the concern/fear. . . .try it and see! tc
ReplyDeleteI concur totally. Much of the work I do in my private practice revolves around past life regression, although I have come to the recognition that not even that is necessary to lose the fear of the transition.
ReplyDeleteAs my interview with William Buhlman (see my Radio Page on the website www.advancedpersonaltherapy.com) shows, OBE's are another great path to the same place.
And there are others.
Thanks!
Gabriella
Thanks for another great post. Really appreciate it!
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