Thoughtful, research-informed writing on death anxiety, mourning, and the psychology of a life lived fully — to guide you gently toward peace.
My husband renovated our home and did a beautiful job — and I hated it. This is the story of the grief nobody warns you about: how progress can quietly sever connection, and what near-death experiences and the year 1987 taught me about finding our way back.
Death anxiety is one of the most universal human experiences, yet we rarely talk about it. This guide explores what death anxiety is, why it arises, and practical, compassionate ways to work with the fear of mortality.
Awareness of death does not have to be morbid. When we let mortality into consciousness, it can become one of life's greatest teachers. Here is how to let the awareness of death make you more alive.
What, if anything, continues after we die? This reflective essay explores the question of the continuity of consciousness across philosophy, psychology, and lived experience, without dogma or easy answers.
Grief rarely moves in tidy stages. It arrives in waves, sometimes years after a loss. Understanding why grief is non-linear can help you be gentler with yourself and others who are mourning.