As a culture, most of us have a concept of death that, in our opinion, is inaccurate. That concept is overladen with fear. Woody Allen surmised it perfectly it when he said: I’m not afraid to die, I just don’t want to be there when it happens. The fact of the matter is that we will all die. It’s like we’re living in one big open-air hospice. But the ultimate question is HOW we die.
Given the current circumstances, our loved ones may have to die alone, but they don’t have to die in fear and anxiety. Instead, they can cross over with peace, serenity and cross gracefully and carefree.
And on another point, even if we are not dying physically, sometimes we find ourselves living a numb life, in other words, we are kind of dead inside. Maybe it’s something that we can’t identify. I have been there myself. I have now learned the tools and techniques and am confident that I can help to bring clarity, serenity and a sense of purpose to you as I have done with hundreds of prior clients.
If you, or anyone you know can utilize my services please have them contact me.
So, in closing, I fully realize that these are stressful times for some folks, but we will get through this and I would like to offer my assistance to serve and support you, and I am confident that, working together, we will come out of this stronger, more fulfilled and with more of a sense of purpose than ever before!
