Relaxing Into Life & Death, Grieving, Memento Mori, & Vulnerability

Paradoxically Speaking

Relaxing Into Life & Death, Grieving, Memento Mori, & Vulnerability

In this episode, Brandon Tumblin (from The Strong Stoic) and J.W. Bertolotti (from Perennial Meditations) discuss grieving loved ones, the significance of rituals, the dying process, meditating on death, and relaxing into both life and death.

We contemplate the following questions:

* Are rituals important in grieving?

* Should we live each day as if it’s our last?

* Is life good to the degree that we believe it to be so?

* How can we relax into the dying process at the end of life?

* & much more!

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* Brandon Tumblin is most well-known for his podcast, The Strong Stoic Podcast, where he discusses philosophical ideas (solo and guest episodes).

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