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Tag Archives: dying process
5 things I wish you knew before euthanizing your dog – Kelsey Beth Carpenter
https://pupjournal.com/5-things-wish-knew-euthanizing/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pj-share Click on the above link for this reflective, kind, helpful piece on a difficult theme by a veterinary technician. The writer of this post has seen many beloved creatures on their final journeys, and resonated with these comments, whether … Continue reading →
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Suzanne Moore on Leonard Cohen, death & Marianne
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/aug/08/leonard-cohen-letter-to-marianne-ihlen-was-poetic-and-candid?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=fb_cif#link_time=1470654768 Click on the link for this article by Suzanne Moore about Leonard Cohen’s beautiful letter sent to Marianne Ihlen, his erstwhile partner and muse, as she lay dying at 81. The writer of this blog post cried considerably when … Continue reading →
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Jeff Foster: Message from a dying friend
Click on the link to visit this powerful post on Jeff’s Facebook page. He’s right. It doesn’t matter what we call it – we have a need for our own and each other’s authentic presence, to be witnessed and received, … Continue reading →
Posted in acceptance, consciousness, core conditions, cultural questions, cultural taboos, Disconnection, dying, empathy, grief, human condition, interconnection & belonging, Jeff Foster, love, perception, person centred, physical being, therapeutic relationship
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Tagged authenticity, bereavement, core conditions, death, dying, dying process, empathy, grief, grieving, Jeff Foster, Palace Gate Counselling Service, person-centred, presence, terminal illness, UPR, witness, witnessing, www.lifewithoutacentre.com
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