Learning To Embrace
Life's Most Feared Mystery
Learning
To Embrace Life's Most Feared Mystery
Death,
Dying, Grieving, Grief, Mortality, Loss, Coping with Death Book 1
Discover
Insights about Coping with Life's Most Feared Mystery…
This
book will help anyone who is interested in learning more about death, coping
with a loss, approaching death, or explaining death to a child. It is an
exploratory journey that includes multiple viewpoints, including Steve Jobs’s
embrace of his death, Ray Kurzweil’s striving for immortality, and Joseph
Campbell’s view of death as the “ornament of life.” The book looks at death
from the perspectives of atheists, Christians, and Tibetan Buddhists, among
many others. Interestingly, it considers the often unexplored aspects such as
the curious relationship between death and ayahuasca. It is a guidebook,
offering insights and comfort on a topic that many find frightening or macabre.
The author grew up with a skeleton in his living room, and surrounded by other symbols of death. His unusual upbringing makes him uniquely qualified to serve as guide. As you join him in discovering more about death, you will find yourself enjoying a fuller life.
The author grew up with a skeleton in his living room, and surrounded by other symbols of death. His unusual upbringing makes him uniquely qualified to serve as guide. As you join him in discovering more about death, you will find yourself enjoying a fuller life.
Highlights
of what you will learn...
- Theories from Great Contemporary Minds
- Spiritual Insights
- Scientific Discoveries
- Personal Reflections
About the Author
Loren
Mayshark was fortunate to have parents who offered him opportunities to see
the world and introduce him to many exciting places which instilled in him a
passion for travel. As his wanderlust grew, he journeyed to more than thirty US
states and at least as many foreign countries while visiting four continents.
After
college, he supported his itinerant lifestyle by working dozens of jobs
including: golf caddy, travel writer, construction worker, fireworks salesman,
substitute teacher, and vineyard laborer. Predominantly his jobs have been in
the restaurant industry. He cut his teeth as a server, Maître D, and bartender
at San Francisco's historic Fisherman's Grotto #9, the original restaurant on
the Fisherman's Wharf. While working with a colorful crew of primarily Mexican
and Chinese co-workers, he gained a passion for Spanish and spent several
months wandering through South America.
While living in New York City he attended both the famed Gotham Writers' Workshop and the prestigious New York Writers Workshop where he was inspired to assiduously learn the craft of writing. He is a regular contributor to Can the Man an alternative media resource focused on social justice, and the Jovial Journey a website dedicated to food, drink, and travel. He has written for The Permaculture Research Institute and Uisio among other prominent outlets.
He received a B.A. in World History from Manhattanville College in 2004 while minoring in World Religions. He attended the M.A. History program at Hunter College in Manhattan.
You can keep up with him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LorenMayshark
You can read more at: www.lorenmayshark.com
While living in New York City he attended both the famed Gotham Writers' Workshop and the prestigious New York Writers Workshop where he was inspired to assiduously learn the craft of writing. He is a regular contributor to Can the Man an alternative media resource focused on social justice, and the Jovial Journey a website dedicated to food, drink, and travel. He has written for The Permaculture Research Institute and Uisio among other prominent outlets.
He received a B.A. in World History from Manhattanville College in 2004 while minoring in World Religions. He attended the M.A. History program at Hunter College in Manhattan.
You can keep up with him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LorenMayshark
You can read more at: www.lorenmayshark.com
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