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Written by Dr. Terry Chitwood

Death: The Beginning of Life (The Book)

I'm Too Busy to Die
Meeting Force With Silence

Death2Death: The Beginning of Life is a book about dying—old beliefs, old attitudes, old yous. Parts of my ego died while writing this book. And, parts of your ego may die while reading It.”

Topics include: The Inner Journey, Depth of Experience, Consciousness, Psychopathic Society, Shadow, The Perilous Journey, The Battle, Saving the World, Solitude, Slowing Down, On Dying and The Daffodil.

Readers expressed that the book made them think deeply about their lives and their world. They felt moved—riding on a deep river of consciousness toward the meaning of life. One man told me that it was the most insightful book he has ever read.

The following are some excerpts from the book:

“Now these meditators are onto greater enlightenment and gas-saving ecological-mindedness, national flying (levitation) competitions. Just think, airlines will become obsolete if this catches on.”

“This woman had a beautiful image in a dream that went along with her change in consciousness: ‘I am walking to a place where people are building onto an already large older home. A new road is being put in to the house. The dirt is very dark, black, and soft. I am almost afraid of falling in. Will the earth hold my weight? I can feel the earth breathing.’”

“Happiness is not the goal of the Self, consciousness is.”

“Naturally, there are dramatic emotional releases . . . but somehow the core of the person remains untouched.”

“Even given an informed choice between good and evil, certain people will choose the evil path.”

“Parts of your personality are forced to die so that other parts can be born.”

I republished Death: The Beginning of Life in an eBook format that is available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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Comments

  1. Anusha says

    July 7, 2013 at 7:11 am

    This is such a realistic post. Indeed death is the beginning of life. We all should try to discover the silver lining in every thing. Every things which ends, give way for something great and upbeat to happen. Thanks for making your readers realize this aspect through this post.

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    • Terry says

      July 14, 2013 at 11:27 am

      Thank you for your comment, Anusha.
      Terry recently posted..Death: The Beginning of Life (The Book)My Profile

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  2. marytlou says

    July 10, 2013 at 12:01 am

    I myself have seen people choosing the evil as an informed choice and that may be because they are so full of themselves that they forget the reasons for their temporary existence in this world. Only the remembrance of our Creator can keep us on the right track and rather closer to reality; which is death after life.

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    • Terry says

      July 14, 2013 at 11:28 am

      Thank you for your comment, Marytlou.
      Terry recently posted..Death: The Beginning of Life (The Book)My Profile

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