100. Dying with Dignity with Ann Grant — Commune with Jeff Krasno
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100. Dying with Dignity with Ann Grant

June 19, 2020 · 1 hr 0 min

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A conversation about dying with dignity that will change how you think about living.

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In this episode

  • Why fear of death often becomes a fear of living fully
  • How one person's death can reshape the way we see our own lives
  • What it means to approach the end of life with intention and dignity
  • How grief and loss are part of life rather than things to be avoided

About this episode

Our approach to dying is a reflection of how we think about so many other different parts of our life, which for many of us is based on fear. Though death is the only thing we are guaranteed in this life, the associated grief, loss, and loneliness are human emotions we often tend to avoid. At times, these thoughts cause us to have a fear of life, we stop living because we're so afraid of dying. In today's episode, Ann Grant shares her thoughts on death, reflecting on how the death of her mother shaped her views on dying and how our thoughts on death have changed.
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