Finding Deep Peace in the Contemplation and Anticipation of Death -- Summerland Publishing Releases "Death Comes Not as a Stranger" by Lois West Bristow, PhD
Summary
We learn, too, that the experiences and insights of others can play penetrating roles in shifting from the fear of to comfort with death as the other bookend of life.In 2005, at age 76, she returned to the Pacific Graduate Institute to earn a PhD in Depth Psychology and was granted her degree six weeks after her 80th birthday." www.summerlandpublishing.com For more information, email SummerlandPubs@aol.com Santa Barbara, CA, October 24, 2012 --( PR.com )-- For many, the mention of death triggers feelings of discomfort and uneasiness.Working with a transformative process, individuals can increase consciousness and gain awareness, which helps people live fuller, more rewarding lives.Although we learn by doing something, Death is not a learning-by-doing exercise.In 2005, at age 76, she returned to the Pacific Graduate Institute to earn a PhD in Depth Psychology and was granted her degree six weeks after her 80th birthday.