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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Course starts soon!
Experience the original 8-Week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program developed at the Stress Reduction Clinic at UMass Medical Center by Jon Kabat-Zinn. Spring 2024 Registration is open now, course starts next week! I believe it is offered at least twice … Continue reading →
Posted in death and dying, hospice, mindfulness
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Tagged death and dying, end of life care, holistic health, meditation, mindfulness, stress relief
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Triple Gem Plus 1: Updated Buddhist Death and Dying Instructions
Don’t allow yourself to drift off or to fall asleep. Repeat this instruction with me and guide your thoughts along this path: “I take refuge in the Clear Light.I take refuge in the angel of mercy and compassion.I take refuge … Continue reading →
Posted in books of the dead, care giving, death and dying, Doula, Dying, end of life, hospice
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Tagged american book of the dead, bardo, buddhism, death and dying, end of life care, tibetan buddhism, yoga
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What if We Treated Death Like Birth?
This eye opening article (and TED Talk) by Jane Whitlock, a Doula, is thought provoking and may help us to realize that there are many more similaritites between death and birth than we could ever imagine.
Posted in bereavement, care giving, death and dying, Doula, End of Life Care, hospice
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What is the Best Way to Truly Help Others as They Die?
I truly value the Tibetan Buddhist teachings on death and dying. Like most Yogic practices, they have developed over centuries of deep examination and practice. Below is a quick read, but an invaluable resource for all hospice workers, clinicians and … Continue reading →
Posted in advance directives, bereavement, care giving, death and dying, hospice, hospice care
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Interesting and Eclectic Podcasts about Death and Dying
I was doing some research the other day and came across an excellent article which lists a wide variety of audio podcasts about many different facets of death and dying. I am especially appreciating The Adventures of Memento Mori. and … Continue reading →
Posted in Death, death and dying, end of life, end of life care, end of life celebration, funeral, hospice
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Tagged ars moriendi, bereavement, death and dying, end of life celebration, green burial, grief, hospice
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Seeking Ceremony and End of Life Planning
A few websites were suggested by a friend in reference to work that she is doing with the Clear Light Funeral, which we will be writing much more about in the near future. She says: “The Lantern.co is a very … Continue reading →
Posted in care giving, end of life, end of life care, funeral, funerals, hospice, Spirituality
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Tagged ceremony, death and dying, end of life care, funerals, hospice, ritual
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