At little moments I feel the truth of that statement. When I was very young and people would die it seemed a mystery. Then in early adulthood death seemed a tragedy. And now in real adulthood it seems a mystery again. From Robert Lanza, MD on the Huffington Post: ”Your consciousness will always be in [...]
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“Five Reasons You Won’t Die” on the Huffington Post
Posted in Consciousness, Death, Five Stages of Grief, Things To Do When Someone Dies, what to say when someone dies, tagged Consciousness, death, How to Live until you Die, Theory of Unity, What happens after death, what to say at a funeral on January 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
When someone dies, what you really want to know is “All is well…”
Posted in what to say at a funeral, what to say when someone dies, tagged all is well, death in the family, death of father, death of mother, death of parent, funeral, poem about death, Poem for a funeral, what to read at a funeral, what to say at a funeral on June 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We found this piece of prose when my mother died. I think someone gave it to her when my father passed away. Author is Canon Henry Scott-Holland, 1847-1918, Canon of St Paul’s Cathedral ‘The King of Terrors’, a sermon on death delivered in St Paul’s Cathedral on Whitsunday 1910, while the body of King Edward [...]
What do I say at a funeral? Here’s what to say at a funeral.
Posted in Things To Do When Someone Dies, what to say at a funeral, what to say when someone dies, tagged death, death in the family, death of a parent, death of father, death of mother, funeral, funeral home, my friend died - what do I say to her mom and da, what do I say at a funeral, what do I say when someone dies, what to do when a friend dies, what to say at a funeral, what to say when someone dies on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When the parent of a friend dies, or someone else close to you dies and you want to attend the funeral or the wake, you’ll want to know what to say. Wouldn’t it be great if you could say something that is not a cliche, or say something profound, and say “the word” that will make [...]


