The grace in dying

Name: The grace in dying
Author: Kathleen Dowling Singh

by Kathleen Dowling Singh

Psychology

1998

Describes the transformation that comes with dying, including letting go, radiance, focusing inward, silence, and a merging with Spirit.

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