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Tag Archives: aging
Death
The perfection of moral character consists in this, in passing every day as the last. ~ Marcus Aurelius Our culture tries very had to deny death. We don’t say people died; rather, we say they failed, kicked the bucket, went … Continue reading
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Posted in Self-actualization, Spirituality Tagged aging, death, living in the present Leave a comment
Posted in Self-actualization, Spirituality Tagged aging, death, living in the present Leave a comment
Witness to Wisdom in Action
Let’s get down to some real lessons I have learned from the life experience of people in their nineties. When you ask ninety year olds for advice for other seniors, these are some of the answers I have heard: “Lie … Continue reading
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Posted in Heart Mind Matters, Mind / Body Medicine, Relationships, Self-actualization Tagged aging, death of a loved one, family relationships, taking care of aging parents 2 Comments
Posted in Heart Mind Matters, Mind / Body Medicine, Relationships, Self-actualization Tagged aging, death of a loved one, family relationships, taking care of aging parents 2 Comments
Senior Moments
To be seventy years young is sometimes more cheerful and hopeful than to be forty years old. ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes There are benefits to aging that include discounts and other privileges, but for me the greatest gift is being … Continue reading
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Posted in Relationships, Self-actualization Tagged achieving peace of mind, aging, living in the moment, living in the present, wisdom through relationships Leave a comment
Posted in Relationships, Self-actualization Tagged achieving peace of mind, aging, living in the moment, living in the present, wisdom through relationships Leave a comment
Grow Old Along with Me – the Best is Yet to Be
My advice for aging is actually the opposite of the title of this article. I say grow young along with me because though I know there are benefits which come with aging I want to preserve my body and my … Continue reading
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Posted in Animals, Humor & Healing, Mind / Body Medicine, Parenting & Family, Relationships Tagged aging, dealing with anger, death and dying, finding meaning, learning to love yourself Leave a comment
Posted in Animals, Humor & Healing, Mind / Body Medicine, Parenting & Family, Relationships Tagged aging, dealing with anger, death and dying, finding meaning, learning to love yourself Leave a comment
Q & A with Bernie – August 3, 2015
Question for Bernie I read an article yesterday and thought of you immediately. The gist of the article was that people should die at 75, and there should be no more “efforts” to care for them after that. The author … Continue reading
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Posted in Animals, Mind / Body Medicine, Q & A with Bernie Tagged aging, living in the present, loving your life and body, therapy dogs Leave a comment
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Bernie Siegel has touched many lives all over our planet. In 1978 he began talking about patient empowerment and the choice to live fully and die in peace. 
