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If we listen and observe carefully, the dying can teach us important lessons that we need to learn in order to prepare for the end of our own life’s journey. From standing at the bedside of the dying, Dr. Robert Wise came to see important patterns and steps that the dying were trying to describe-life lessons that many of us miss when, because of our own fears of dying, we avoid having such conversations.
If we listen and observe carefully, the dying can teach us important lessons that we need to learn in order to prepare for the end of our own life’s journey. From standing at the bedside of the dying, Dr. Robert Wise came to see important patterns and steps that the dying were trying to describe-life lessons that many of us miss when, because of our own fears of dying, we avoid having such conversations.
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