Frank Ostaseski: Learning To Live Fully

A pioneer in end-of-life care, Frank Ostaseski brings his Buddhist practice—and a startlingly respectful compassion—to the bedsides of people who are face to face with dying. In his new book, The Five Invitations: What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully, he has learned lessons that “are too important to be left to our final hours”: By turning away from death, he says, we also turn away from the preciousness of life and our ability to live fully. 

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Wonderful discussion. I learned so much about living and dying from this wise, compassionate man. 💛🙏🏽

Excellent! Thank you, Frank.

Everyone single one of us needs to listen, listen, listen to this.

I love the absolute honesty and touching truth revealed in this conversation.
I bow deeply to you for your service.
I would love to air your talks on my radio station in Sedona.
If you are interested you can email me.
I’m Cindy Paulos
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Very interesting... deep yet simple, honest and open. Thank you 🙏