How To Keep a Fear of Dying From Diminishing Our Joy In The Life We Are Living Right Now w/ RamDev Dale Borglum

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Episode Summary

This is not an episode, focused on death. As my guest will say, the point is right here and right now and our life in this moment. But he is showing how much we limit right now with the fear of death. If that sounds basic, I implore you to stay tuned in. I don't go around feeling that I fear death. I'm someone who I perceive considers the concept more than most, and yet after this conversation, I have a different understanding of how I can have more hope and freedom in the now by having a better concept of death.

My guest is RamDev Dale Borglum. Dale's new book has been in the works for a long time, How to Live So You Can Die Without Fear. Dale is the executive director of the Living/Dying Project and a pioneering figure in the conscious dying movement. He spent decades helping individuals face death — and life — with greater awareness and has collaborated with leaders in the field including Ram Dass, Stephen Levine, and Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. He says he draws on his background as a mathematician, meditation teacher, lover of God, and devoted practitioner of both Eastern and Western healing traditions.

I experienced Dale as down to earth with a practical and accessible map to the healing. I really like this line from him, which you’ll soon hear, "What you want is not Hope for the future but fullness in this moment". Visit him online at livingdying.org

 

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