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Reason No. 9: The Awe of Death with Stephen Jenkinson
We've just released a new episode of "1000 Reasons for Feeling Awe," a truly thought-provoking conversation titled "Reason No. 9: The Awe of Death." I was fortunate to be joined by the distinguished Stephen Jenkinson, an author, teacher, and developer of the orphan wisdom method. Stephen's insights into the cultural relationship with death and our often-unexamined death phobia have transformed many perceptions, mine included.
Listening to Stephen's perspective has given me a renewed understanding of the complex interplay between humanity and the vast forces that surround us. We're reminded that in the face of the ineffable, it's okay to feel overwhelmed, to feel small, or to feel terrified. But it's also possible to find solace, acceptance, and a profound sense of connection. The awe of death, as discussed with Stephen, brings forth a contemplation of life's mysteries, its fleeting nature, and our place in the grand tapestry of existence.
This episode is not just a conversation. It's a journey—a deep dive into the heart of what it means to be human, to confront the unknown, and to find meaning in the face of overwhelming forces. I urge everyone to tune in and experience this transformative dialogue. It has been one of the most profound and captivating talks I've had in my life.
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By 1000 Reasons for Feeling AweWe've just released a new episode of "1000 Reasons for Feeling Awe," a truly thought-provoking conversation titled "Reason No. 9: The Awe of Death." I was fortunate to be joined by the distinguished Stephen Jenkinson, an author, teacher, and developer of the orphan wisdom method. Stephen's insights into the cultural relationship with death and our often-unexamined death phobia have transformed many perceptions, mine included.
Listening to Stephen's perspective has given me a renewed understanding of the complex interplay between humanity and the vast forces that surround us. We're reminded that in the face of the ineffable, it's okay to feel overwhelmed, to feel small, or to feel terrified. But it's also possible to find solace, acceptance, and a profound sense of connection. The awe of death, as discussed with Stephen, brings forth a contemplation of life's mysteries, its fleeting nature, and our place in the grand tapestry of existence.
This episode is not just a conversation. It's a journey—a deep dive into the heart of what it means to be human, to confront the unknown, and to find meaning in the face of overwhelming forces. I urge everyone to tune in and experience this transformative dialogue. It has been one of the most profound and captivating talks I've had in my life.
Watch the video on YouTube