Preparation for winter. Prepare the garden for next year by cleaning up the dead material that smothers the living and keeps it from experiencing the light and warmth of the sun. Storing the dead and dried wood of past years to warm our bodies and homes this year. The value of darkness and cold. A [...]
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How To Die Laughing
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April 1, 2011
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A friend of mine and his new wife decided to spend their honeymoon camping out. I heard this story from him after all the events had occurred. He said, “Our first night out I cut up the branches of a tree to make a shelter for our campsite. We had a quiet evening but were [...]
Dr. Bernie Siegel on the Meaning of Elizabeth Edwards’ Death
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December 9, 2010
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Why do you think people around the country are so moved by Elizabeth Edwards’ death? What does this tell us about public grief? People fear death and often see it as a failure or lost battle. For her to die in the presence of her family shows that these were not issues for her. She [...]
End-of-Life Doctor Learns What Children Really Need
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December 25, 2008
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Pain, the Unwanted Gift
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November 16, 2008
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By Bernie Siegel, MD – At workshops, I frequently ask people if they would like to be free of all pain, emotional and physical. However, I tell those who sign up for what they think will be a gift to take my phone number with them so when they experience the problems associated with feeling [...]
