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by Felix Cheong You can dodge taxes (as many successful people have done). But the one fact you can’t avoid is death. Yet among Asians, we often wave away the word as if saying it...
How Buddhist traditions contemplate mortality, confront impermanence, and ritualize the final moment. The post From the Academy: Death appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Revi...
Readers respond to an I.C.U. doctor’s essay about how we as a society need a new definition of what qualifies as a good death.
We have built a culture that views a death in the I.C.U. as a failure.
I have been writing articles for Rapture Ready for about fifteen years, and I often wonder what I can write on next. I have the honor of speaking at a funeral today, and I plan to...
On the practice of phowa and the transition of dying The post The Moment of Death appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
The best doctors understand something that is easy to lose in the machinery of a hospital: death does not turn a person into an administrative task“If you don’t mind, can we start...
A Plum Village nun reflects on how remembering our mortality can help awaken us to the beauty of each moment. The post Learning to Die Each Day appeared first on Tricycle: The Budd...
Hospice and end-of-life workers discuss what they’ve learned from their work and patients in their last moments“Hospice” can be a loaded term. Some see it as synonymous with death...
Death may be inevitable, but the price tag attached to it is becoming harder for American families to ignore. A traditional funeral can cost thousands of dollars—and that’s before...
Medical aid in dying is now legal in New York. A team of clinical professionals decided to create a practice to help their clients die on their own terms.
I’ve been a registered nurse for over eighteen years. I’ve held dying newborns, guided families through their loved one’s final days, and summoned hospital chaplains to honor last...
Just as God loves us and sustains us in this earthly, bodily life, so too does God love us and sustain us as we transition from this state of life to the next.
In the spirit of October, which is not only National Estate Planning Awareness Month but also the month of Halloween, it seems appropriate to think about what can feel like a grues...
D. Horan, NCR I think that St. Francis of Assisi, whose own death anniversary we commemorate on Oct. 3, would find a lot to like in Gawande's book and broader message. And althoug...
It's a fact of life: death. Whether you're making plans for a loved one or yourself, there's an event happening Wednesday that can provide answers to your questions.
It's a fact of life: death. Whether you're making plans for a loved one or yourself, there's an event happening Wednesday that can provide answers to your questions.
"How can a creature who will certainly die have an understanding of things that will exist forever?"
In another post, I’ve shared the story of Mrs. F, a very ill older woman with cancer who said she didn’t want to go to the hospital, even though she wasn’t on hospice. Now, I want...
Days after entering hospice care, poet and activist Belinda Manning sat down in an intimate circle of friends who requested her story. Among the many gems that surfaced, one thread...
A doctor with 27 years of experience caring for dying patients has revealed a haunting experience most of his patients have endured just days before their death.
Few conversations are harder for families than those about death and end-of-life care. Yet as The post As Baby Boomers Enter Their Later Years, New Book Helps Families Face the End...
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