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Tag Archives: death and dying
Returning to the Scene in the Library
A New World (2019) It’s hard to believe that more than 35 years have passed since Whitley Strieber had his close encounter of the third kind. Since Anne, his wife of 45 years, died in 2015, Whitley has come to … Continue reading →
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Tagged aliens, close encounters, communication, communion, death and dying, dreams, full moon, supernatural, UFO sighting, UFOs
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A Pair of Star-Crossed Lovers from the Past
Mark Antony and Cleopatra This is a departure from my usual karmic astrological posts. This time I am examining the effect of the other’s death had on each individual. Normally, I would combine birth charts, and that tells us how … Continue reading →
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Tagged astrology, death and dying, eternity, karma, karmic memory, past lives, reincarnation, suicide
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He Slipped Away in the Night, While the Rest Slept
The Death of Prince Philip (April 9, 2021) I guess he didn’t want to see what 100 years looked like in the mirror. Prince Philip died yesterday, and I waited an extra day to see if Buckingham Palace would provide … Continue reading →
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Tagged astrology, death and dying, reincarnation, royalty, United Kingdom
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Death of the American Dream:
Death of a Salesman (February 10, 1949) I remember studying this play in high school. Even then, it seemed very old-fashioned. Set in the 1940’s, it chronicles the decline and fall of one man, Willy Loman, as he looks back … Continue reading →
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Tagged American, astrology, Broadway, death and dying, plays, playwright, stage
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A Supernatural Love Story
The Keeping Hours (2017) On the recommendation of Susan’s daughter, we watched this film on Netflix last night. I suppose I expected a spooky horror story, but this one, apart from a few haunting special effects, turned out to be … Continue reading →
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Tagged childhood, death and dying, family, forgiveness, guilt, life after death, love
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Finding Hope and Meaning at Life’s End
Death Is But A Dream This is the book that brought the hospice work of Christopher Kerr to the public awareness. I haven’t read it, yet, but I will. Instead I watched the PBS documentary last night, with the same … Continue reading →
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Tagged coming to terms with life, death and dying, hello/goodbye, hospice, peace, resolution, restoration
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