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""Dying to Live is a book every living being should read to find freedom from the fear of death. With a message both simple and profound, Andy Chaleff offers a path toward liberation from the anxiety we all inevitably face. After reading it, I feel more at ease with death than I ever did before."" Satish Kumar, founder of Schumacher College and lifelong peace pilgrim ""This book is extraordinary, it's a treat, and it affects me deeply. Reading it, I feel I am going on a journey with a wise, caring, and perceptive friend whose honest opening of his own struggles with the deepest questions of life and death have not failed to stir the same reflections in me about my own. I warmly recommend you all go on this journey with Andy and within yourself soon, as carefully and enjoyably as I have. Wonderful, gracious, gently helps you to free yourself, bit by bit!"" Robert Thurman, Author of Inner Revolution and Man of Peace ""Reading Dying to Live felt like sitting with a close friend who isn't afraid to talk about the things we usually avoid. Andy Chaleff doesn't just write about death-he invites us into an intimate conversation with it, and somehow, with ourselves. Brave, beautifully written, and profoundly illuminating."" Austin Hearst, media executive and philanthropist ""The words draw you in with a morbid fascination-just as they must have done for Chaleff while he was writing them. You plunge forward like a moth to the flame. But in the end, what awaits is a beautiful peace. As I turned the final page and closed my eyes, two lines from a Tagore poem drifted in: ""My grief becomes my blessing today, in Impenetrable Death, I smell the Elixir of Life."" Go on Andy, take us there."" Sugata Mitra, TED Prize-winning educational innovator ""Our modern world treats death like a glitch in the system. But Andy Chaleff reminds us that death is the great clarifier-the one truth that can reorder our priorities and reconnect us to what matters. This book is an invitation to stop performing life and start inhabiting it."" Chip Conley, founder of the Modern Elder Academy (MEA) and author of Learning to Love Midlife

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