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Excerts from: What the Dying Teach Us: Lessons on Living
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Do We Choose?

by Linda J. Austin

I remembered that for all things there is a season; things happen for a reason; some answers are not ours to know. I never once thought of going home, canceling the trip. It doesn't matter if we eat right, exercise, take vitamins, drink lots of water, say our prayers - we are all going to die. But, do we choose when? And is this "when" a specific date, place, time, or is it "when" everything is crossed off my "before I can die checklist"?

Excerts from: What the Dying Teach Us: Lessons on Living

by Samuel Oliver

Lesson 1: The difference between one who experiences grace and one who does not is a shift in consciousawareness. Lesson 3: When the body yields itself to the soul, there is a oneness with the universe, freeing us from our dependence on the existence of this life to define us.

BeyondIndigo.com is under construction. We are currently updating our website and tools to better help you and your loved ones through the grief process. Some of our online grief help services may be temporarily out-of-order. We apologize for the inconvenience and we hope you will find our newly updated website an even better resource for you and your loved ones. Thank you, Beyond Indigo