Perfect Endings: Conscious Approach to Dying and Death

Author:   Robert Sachs
Publisher:   Inner Traditions Bear and Company
ISBN:  

9780892817795


Pages:   176
Publication Date:   14 January 2000
Format:   Paperback
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Perfect Endings: Conscious Approach to Dying and Death


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Author:   Robert Sachs
Publisher:   Inner Traditions Bear and Company
Imprint:   Healing Arts Press
Dimensions:   Width: 13.60cm , Height: 1.00cm , Length: 21.00cm
ISBN:  

9780892817795


ISBN 10:   0892817798
Pages:   176
Publication Date:   14 January 2000
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us.

Table of Contents

Foreword Preface Introduction 1 My Father 2 Pain as the Path 3 Living in Radiance 4 Not The Same Person Anymore 5 Time and Timing: A Case of Auspicious Coincidence 6 Practical Matters 7 Moments of Imminence References Resources

Reviews

Robert shows us how dying is not only a part of living, but also how it is possible for us to prepare for our own death and--as caregivers to others dying--how we can help them with this polar process. --Dr. Lopsang Rapgay, author of The Tibetan Book of Healing The book is not at all linear or explanatory and in that lies its strength. It's the best book I've read for getting a feel of what it's actually like to attend a dying person. It works because it conveys the complexity, the many layeredness, the jumble of events and people that tent to coalesce around a deathbed. In this way it would be useful in preparing anyone who has not attended a death to do so.--The Mountain Record (Media Reviews) Perfect Endings is a book about making peace while we still can. It offers a perfect beginning for the rest of our newly lived life. --Stephen Levine, author of One Year to Live Perfect Endings invites us to the real world of dying people and the significant individuals caring for them. He helps us know there is a greater Power orchestrating life and death, and that our part is to listen, learn, and support with nonjudgemental love. --Catherine D. Edgar, M.A., Hospice Counselor


The book is not at all linear or explanatory and in that lies its strength. It's the best book I've read for getting a feel of what it's actually like to attend a dying person. It works because it conveys the complexity, the many layeredness, the jumble of events and people that tent to coalesce around a deathbed. In this way it would be useful in preparing anyone who has not attended a death to do so.


"""Perfect Endings is a book about making peace while we still can. It offers a perfect beginning for the rest of our newly lived life."" * Stephen Levine, author of One Year to Live * ""Robert shows us how dying is not only a part of living, but also how it is possible for us to prepare for our own death and--as caregivers to others dying--how we can help them with this polar process."" * Dr. Lopsang Rapgay, author of The Tibetan Book of Healing * ""Perfect Endings invites us to the real world of dying people and the significant individuals caring for them. He helps us know there is a greater Power orchestrating life and death, and that our part is to listen, learn, and support with nonjudgemental love."" * Catherine D. Edgar, M.A., Hospice Counselor * The book is not at all linear or explanatory and in that lies its strength. It's the best book I've read for getting a feel of what it's actually like to attend a dying person. It works because it conveys the complexity, the many layeredness, the jumble of events and people that tent to coalesce around a deathbed. In this way it would be useful in preparing anyone who has not attended a death to do so. * The Mountain Record (Media Reviews) *"


The book is not at all linear or explanatory and in that lies its strength. It's the best book I've read for getting a feel of what it's actually like to attend a dying person. It works because it conveys the complexity, the many layeredness, the jumble of events and people that tent to coalesce around a deathbed. In this way it would be useful in preparing anyone who has not attended a death to do so. --The Mountain Record (Media Reviews)


Author Information

Robert Sachs is a member of Sogyal Rinpoche's Spiritual Dying Network in addition to being a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. He is the author of The Complete Guide to Nine Star Ki, Health for Life: Secrets of Tibetan Ayurveda, and Rebirth into Pure Land. He lives in California.

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