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Have we been spooked about death? ☠️ This episode of The Language of Death part 2 continues from episode 10 dives into the words we use surrounding mortality. We'll explore how language can shape our fear of dying, and ask if it's time to rewrite the narrative. Tune in for a thought-provoking look at death and the power of words.
Natural Burials are not the same as conventional burials. These types of burials are making a huge cultural shift in the process of burials and how we choose to have our bodies handled after death. The cosmic connection is gaining momentum.
In this episode, we step away from the dogmas and explore the nuanced humanistic, and philosophic lenses through which we view mortality.
In a world where diverse beliefs interact, the topic of death remains universal. While religious traditions offer solace and guidance, there exists a rich tapestry on non-religious perspectives that illuminate the journey beyond life. In this ep
This episode challenges the conventional form of death, beliefs, and norms surrounding death. It delves and explores the concept of death in a thought-provoking manner. My personal experiences.
The Baby Boomer generation will be one of the largest groups of people to die in huge numbers at a time. Baby Boomers I speak with each month are Raging at the Options or lack of when it comes to Death. We deserve and require it to be a better system. If not then we will take it out of your hands and into ours with our Death Walkers, Death Doulas.
How we see our death is so pivitol for so many reasons. Wouldn't be lovely to see a Good Death and A Good Day to Die vibrations. What if your death was the very last decision you as a sound grounded human being could make?
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