There is a tombstone in Ashby, Massachusetts that reads, “Remember friend, as you pass by, as you are now, so once was I. As I am now, so you must be. Prepare yourself to follow me.”
Something has happened to me as a result of meandering through many realms of consciousness over the past fifty years that has changed my attitude toward death. A lot of the fear about death has gone from me. I am someone who actually delights in being with people as they are dying. It is such incredible grace for me. In the morning, if I know I am going to be with such a person, I get absolutely thrilled because I know I am going to have an opportunity to be in the presence of Truth.
People who make last wishes come true
Stichting Ambulance Wens volunteers with someone fulfilling her last wish.
Earlier this year a photograph was released showing a woman on a stretcher in Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum. She was there to take a final look at her favourite Rembrandt painting. Her visit had been made possible by a Dutch charity that helps terminally ill patients fulfil their last wish. (read more)
Grief and praise: Martin Prechtel
Babylon sisters-Steely Dan- live
Dying is absolutely safe
Ram Dass
Dying is Absolutely Safe
Gonzalo Rubalcaba. The making of XXI Century.
Excerpt from: The First Initiation, by Mme de Salzmann
“First of all, he has to know what he must look at. When he knows, he must make efforts, keep his attention, look constantly with persistence. Only through maintaining his attention, and not forgetting to look, one day, perhaps, he will be able to see. If he sees one time he can see a second time, and if that continues he will no longer be able not to see. This is the state to be looked for, it is the aim of our observation; it is from there that the true wish will be born, the irresistible wish to become: from cold we shall become warm, vibrant; we shall be touched by our reality.”
Silenthead... a wish. 