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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a sleepless night spent thinking about my death. Since then, I’ve had a couple of people ask me what I have seen happen to others when the reality of their death becomes very clear. What kinds of ‘shifts’ in their day to day life? What kinds of shifts in their focus? Do priorities rearrange suddenly? Join Ben and I as we discuss some of the ways people approach their own mortality.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube here.
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You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
This is the first offering of a guided meditation. It will ask, if you are willing, that you listen with your eyes closed. Please don't try to listen and drive, or listen and cook, or listen and do anything else. I can promise you, it will lose something if you do.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
I thought this would be my first podcast of guided imagery. Not exactly meditation. Not in the sense some of you may be used to. These will be moments of grounding, thoughtful words of possibility, offerings of ‘what if’. This first one requires nothing of you but a listening ear.
Next week, I’ll ask a bit more of you if you are willing.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
A very short 'little something' I wrote to close a weekly meeting of cancer patients.
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When things happen, completely out of the blue, do they really come from nowhere? Are they really, just, a coincidence?
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
It was a 10 hour day working a rare shift at the hospital and it is pretty well captured in this 18 minute episode.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
This 22 minute is episode is base on a talk I wrote when I was asked to speak at the local Methodist Church. It is based on a conversation Ben and I had recently about hospice and NODA trainings and whether or not I thought the things we teach in those trainings could help people in everyday living right now while the world seems so chaotic.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
Another meaningful conversation with Ben Leroy about avoiding falling on the double edged sword of internal pressure to be and do everything and external pressure to be and do more.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
A brief episode this week.
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You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
In this episode Ben and I are talking about things we can all do to alleviate some of the difficulties so many people face when a loved one has died with nothing taken care of. It was a rich discussion when we started to record it so it begins a bit abruptly. We will re-visit this topic soon.
Thank you for listening to Where the Veil Grows Thin.
You can always get these wherever you get your podcasts or for more information, visit seanjeung.com.
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Sean Jeung, hospice and hospital chaplain, is a pioneer in demystifying and destigmatizing end-of-life and death and dying. Her words touch and inspire individuals; they make people pause and they…