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AmarAtma Singh Khalsa
Unprocessed emotions bury themselves deep within the body. New research on the mind-body continuum shows that our grieving journey also needs to include body practices.
Annotated Bibliography on Death & Dying
In development since 2015, this is an ever-evolving bibliography of books, films, and websites about death and dying.
A resource by Jim Van Buskirk
When I began co-hosting Death Cafes in 2015, many attendees mentioned books, films, websites, and other materials they had found useful. I scribbled down titles as part of my personal learning process. Many referred to other resources related to various aspects of death and dying. As a retired librarian, I started maintaining a list, including short annotations. Over the years, the ever-evolving bibliography has grown to its present 22 pages.
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