We hear of many well-known people who have died recently, and many of us have loved ones who have crossed over or who are in their final stages of life and preparing to die.
It's clear that many members of the Silent Generation (1928–1945) and the Baby Boomers Generation (1946–1964) are now entering the final phase of their physical lives, and many are beginning the next chapter of their soul’s journey.
Those who approach this transition with wisdom are taking steps to prepare themselves and their loved ones for this inevitable departure. By thoughtfully organising their belongings, finances and personal affairs, they ease the burden on their loved ones and allow them to let their grief run its course without being hindered by practicalities. Such preparation becomes a profound act of love and foresight. - Cedar
It's clear that many members of the Silent Generation (1928–1945) and the Baby Boomers Generation (1946–1964) are now entering the final phase of their physical lives, and many are beginning the next chapter of their soul’s journey.
Those who approach this transition with wisdom are taking steps to prepare themselves and their loved ones for this inevitable departure. By thoughtfully organising their belongings, finances and personal affairs, they ease the burden on their loved ones and allow them to let their grief run its course without being hindered by practicalities. Such preparation becomes a profound act of love and foresight. - Cedar
80% of people would prefer to die at home. In Western societies, most don't. - Cedar
