Conscious Dying

An investigation of conscious dying and how to prepare for it. Dying into nonduality.

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Thank you, thank you thank you exclamation point I found out I had cervical cancer a few years back probably four or five years... but I did hear about conscious dying. I don't know probably six months ago, and I was totally into it and then I got a little better… And a little less into wanting to drink a bottle of whatever the magic potion is to make you go to the next world and so I'm still here and I'm thinking I wanna have as much fun as possible before I leave and love as many people as possible, and my body doesn't exactly always follow suit it's really weak right now… Anyway, thank you

Since 2016 when my mother died at home with us, I have been drawn to the idea of supporting the dying as a gift to life. I've not been able to find the focus to begin step one - me and my lack of spiritual understanding but now I'm ready. I'm 68 and trying not to let my advanced years put me off beginning this journey as I realize to help others I must first help myself. I'm checking your online course and will be in touch there. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge.

Remarkable and even in your delivery of pretty profound information. Very helpful to me as I contemplate my husband’s unexpected and untimely death. Thank you.

Very compelling. So much to contemplate. Thank you.

So many “aha” moments. Invaluable to my work as an end of life doula. 🙏

Thank you for this profound teaching🙏🏻

Absolutely excellent and worth the time.

A very complete and powerful teachings. It is the culmination of a life long spiritual search.

Thank you so much for sharing, very interesting! Wise words and light jokes in between the wisdom, I am making notes for myself, feels like I myself was also there where this has been recorded, same thing with the other podcasts.
Thank you!!! Namaste 🙏

Fantastic! I came to meditation to try and deal with my fear of cancer and dying. This talk has helped me on the journey of acceptance that what’s important is embracing life now not spending my living hours fearing death. Thank you so much !

Very helpful perspectives as I travel this road with my wise, beloved, and aged grandfather (95 years young should he make it to his birthday in 19 days). His journey has been so vastly different than his wife's, my grandmother's, four years ago next month (age 92) or my other grandfather's back in 1997. It has been fascinating, frustrating, heart wrenching, and peaceful all at once. This talk has given me a fresh understanding of the inner work that needs to be done to prepare for death. I have been doing inner work fairly consistently for many years, but I see now that my intentions for my practice should shift some so I do not remain in a rut and ultimately stagnate. My grandfather did little such work, and some of that has been showing these last remaining days. Thank you for helping me to understand the journey, where he is, where I am, where we both are, and where the journey may lead afterwards. I am at more peace now, and while I have a long way to go, at this point I will take any peacefulness in my life I can identify. ❤️🤲❤️

Prepare to take notes, there are many great insight here!

Very informative. That by keeping death in mind, one can truly live.

Wonderful talk. Really interesting discussion of what happens after death, but also some good teachings along the way.

I find this talk to be profound and deep, whatever those things mean.

What an enlightening talk.
Thank you

Thank you for the wonderful and helpful talk. I will listen to it many times as I transition from who and what I am now into the radiant light. You have helped ease my fear, anger and loss. May you be blessed🙏🏻

So glad I listened to this. Frank, friendly, open.

Very insightful, rewarding and calming

Please give yourself the gift of fully listening to this.....