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Birthday of Dame Cicely Saunders By Patricia Campbell Carlson Naming the Days Observing the birthday of the founder of the hospice movement.
Scattering Ashes By Avashia Neema Spiritual Practice Returning to a mix of Hindu and Appalachian heritage.
The Longest War By Greg Barker Film Review A sobering, sad, and horrific overview of the United States war in Afghanistan.
Hereafter By Clint Eastwood Film Review A poignant, meditative, and meaningful movie about the human desire to know more about the afterlife and to communicate with the dead.
Putty Hill By Matt Porterfield Film Review A creative and risky blend of a character-driven drama and a documentary about some alienated working-class people in a slummy suburb of Baltimore.
Our Daily Bread By Nikolaus Geyrhalter Film Review A thought-provoking documentary that gives us new appreciation of the time and hard labor behind the creation, packaging, and delivery of our food.
Prayer for Mexicans Who Have Died in the American Desert By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Blog Post A powerful documentary in the PBS series "Independent Lens" titled The Undocumented, directed by Marco Williams, focuses on efforts to identify the 200 Mexicans each year who die while making the cr…
A Prayer for Those Who Have Lost Loved Ones on Account of Hospital Mistakes By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Great Heart of Love, we pray that all those who work in hospitals may be attentive to their work and aware of how little mistakes can lead to catastrophic consequences. Fact: About 440,000 peopl…
The aim of Zen training is not ecstasy By Polly Young-Eisendrath, editor, Rafe Martin, editor Spiritual Quotation The aim of Zen training is not ecstasy
Achieving Rainbow Light Bodies at death Spiritual Quotation Achieving Rainbow Light Bodies at death

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