Maki Kawamura — Stories with Dying Patients in Japan
A compilation of short responses to deep questions.
Finding joy amidst cancer at "House of Joy" and coming alive "Now and Here" at a hospice.
Moving story of a highly successful businessman suddenly diagnosed with cancer, with 1 month to live.
Holding grief of loss while expanding your awareness to the larger flow of nature.
A powerful story of a father who suddenly lost his 21-year old son.
Does death take away life, or is death giving us life?
"Value cards" for conversations on death and dying. Recommended for all ages. :)
Deep listening to understand the needs of a dying person.
The way many dying patients and their families regained the spark in their eyes. :)
It's never too early to understand who you are, what you value and the reason for your existence. :)
A daughter's powerful shift in her relationship with her mother in her last days.
Overcoming fear of certain kinds of death.
Moving from fear to warmth.
Experiences that taught me the importance of letting go of pre-conceived notions.
That's how I hope to live every moment, upto the last moment of my life.
Let's practice now, when the seas are calm. May Peace Prevail On Earth.
Reflections from a Stanford Professor's course on "Love and Death."
In response to "What will happen to my schizophrenic son after I pass away?"
Open yourself a little bit wider each day, to see that divine spark.
Collectively exploring what death and dying mean to each of us, like peeling an onion layer by layer. https://pod.servicespace.org/apply/dying