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Written by Dr. Terry Chitwood

I’m Too Busy to Die

I’m too busy to die (yes, this needs to be said more than once, if only to ward off the evil spirits hovering over this topic, vampires ready to suck the last drop of life-energy from anyone brave [or stupid] enough to step into the morass of these ideas, ideas that could change your life […]

Filed Under: Death, Spiritual Journey Tagged: death, don't retire, retirement, Spiritual Journey, too busy to die

July 17, 2013

Written by Dr. Terry Chitwood

Death: The Beginning of Life (The Book)

Death: 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, […]

Filed Under: Books Published by Spring Snow Publications, Death, Spiritual Journey Tagged: Books Published by Spring Snow Publications, Death the Beginning of Life, ego, Spiritual Journey

June 28, 2013

Written by Dr. Terry Chitwood

Melted Snowflake

each of us like the water of a melted snowflake a tiny lake existing for a moment –Terry Chitwood Impermanence Meditating on impermanence, my ideas dissolve in the sunlight of a new dawn. My thoughts like shadows scatter before the approaching light. A temple bell rings inside my heart. The song of the skylark resounds […]

Filed Under: Death, Poetry, Spiritual Journey Tagged: death, impermanence, poetry, Spiritual Journey

April 25, 2013

Written by Dr. Terry Chitwood

Death as Teacher

Life is a journey. Death is a return to the earth. The universe is like an inn. The passing years are like dust. –Buddhist Poem This poem is used to describe the Buddhist concept of impermanence (The World’s Religions by Huston Smith, pp. 116-117). Of course, we are constantly changing . . . our bodies, […]

Filed Under: Death, Poetry Tagged: Buddhist poem, death, death as teacher, The Unfolding Self

October 25, 2012
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