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Travelling Light - Living Near Death
by M E Atkinson
Published by Travelling Light
ISBN 0-9580962-0-1
Death, our own, or of someone close to us, is the single common experience which we have as human beings...It is an experience which will touch us all, and which commonly leaves us feeling embarassed, grieving, afraid, incompetent, inappropriate, hopeless, helpless, unhappy.... We are not taught how to deal with it, recover from it, talk about it - our connection to our ancestors and our god and our own spirit is frayed if it exists at all. In the desert of suburbia, commonly, we have no grandmother to teach us abouit ghosts, no arena for spiritual expression, lots of psychology which talks of 'closure' and 'forgiveness' but which does not quite succeed in teaching us how to achieve these: rites of passage for the dead are needed by us all.
This text decribes simply means by which it is possible to acheive some of these harder tasks associated iwth dying: how do we help someone who is dying now; how do we forgive someone who is long dead; how do we reconcile ourselves to our own imminent death, or the untimely death of someone else; how do we live our lives such that the fear of death and isolation do not rule us.
The mood of the book is supportive.... It is written simply to be accessible to anyone who might need and seek orientation and grip in a situation which sets them adrift from the ordinary superficiality of modern life. This simple book arises from a foundation in buddhism, sufism, mysticism, spirituality, but seeks to plant this foundaiton outside a suburban home in such a way that it is not an embarassment to the neighbours.
With information on practical physical, emotional and spiritual supports, including the use of vibrational essences, and essential oils.
A book of practical support and comfort to those who are surviving or preparing for bereavement, or approaching their own death.
