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The grace in aging
Book • 2014
In this book, Kathleen Dowling Singh brings insights from hospice care and spiritual practice to bear on the process of aging.
She reframes aging as a time of potential wisdom, transformation, and spiritual deepening rather than solely loss.
The text offers reflections, stories, and practices to help readers approach later life with dignity and openness.
Singh emphasizes presence, acceptance, and the value of learning from those nearing the end of life.
The work complements her books on dying and living, forming a thematic trilogy.
She reframes aging as a time of potential wisdom, transformation, and spiritual deepening rather than solely loss.
The text offers reflections, stories, and practices to help readers approach later life with dignity and openness.
Singh emphasizes presence, acceptance, and the value of learning from those nearing the end of life.
The work complements her books on dying and living, forming a thematic trilogy.
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Mentioned by Unknown Speaker as the second book in a reverse-ordered trilogy authored by a hospice worker and spiritual teacher.
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Mentioned by Unknown Speaker as one of the three books the author wrote that form an unorthodox trilogy.
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