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What is End-of-Life Planning? (Interview)
Author of “You Only Die Once”Margie Jenkins is nationally recognized for her work with end-of-life planning issues. She has worked for decades as a therapist, and she presents seminars across the country on this topic. […]
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“Beasts of the Southern Wild”
An imaginative, engaging film about the death of a way of lifeIn the opening sequence of Beinh Zeitlin’s Beasts of the Southern Wild, a wildly imaginative independent film set on the Louisiana Gulf Coast, a herd of Ozarks, towering beasts that […]
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Tibetan Sky Burials
Taking a look at a little known, ancient practiceIn Tibet, the word burial has little to do with going underground. Commonly known as a “sky burial,” Tibetan culture practices a different kind of funeral service–one that involves releasing the […]
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Best Cities for Successful Aging
How does your city stack up?This summer, The Milken Institute put out a list of Best Cities for Successful Aging, which measured the performance of 359 U.S. cities and metropolitan areas in promoting and enabling […]
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PaperWhite by Bradley L Bowers
The stunning vases explore life and deathBradley L. Bowers’ PaperWhite series explores the beauty of life, death, and decay through these stunning paper vases. from the artist: The concept of planned permanence frightens me. I believe […]
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What is PAWS? (Interview)
How one organization aids the sick and elderly by offering animal companionshipTara Whitefield is the Director of Companion Animal Services at PAWS (Pets Are Wonderful Support), a San Francisco-based, privately funded non-profit that facilitates animal companionship for the physically ill and […]
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“The Land before Time”
Lovely animated tale of dinosaurs could help children to understand and deal with losing a parentHere on the SevenPonds blog, we’ve reviewed many healing films and suggested many more (you can check out a full list of our suggestions on our Multimedia page). Many of […]
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