Conscious Aging: Accepting Last Things

As we age, move into what is sometimes called the second phase of adulthood (moving out of career and family building), we may become aware of things we are leaving behind or have left behind; accepting and appreciating impermanence is an important aspect of conscious aging. (Music by Noru from Pixabay; photo by ELG21)

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At nearly 66 I find this very reflective. I do not think I have considered the last times. This definitely open the mind and heart to this. I do feel displaced and struggling for now. I appreciate this very much. Very helpful. 🙏

That was very helpful. Much love and gratitude ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

Thank you this was a truly beautiful and melancholy experience.

I thought it was great please have more on this subject.
I feel unrecognizable at my age that others do not even see me. Yes I loved it - do morei do not see follow button?

That was lovely. I have lived long enough to have experienced many ‘last things’ but it is true. Age brings its own liberation. And for this, I am grateful