by Sheryl Lisa Paul | Feb 17, 2011 | Dying/Death, Interviews, Transitions - General |
I was honored and delighted to interview Rabbi Tirzah Firestone on her perspective on transitions. Rabbi Firestone is my rabbi, my mentor, and a continual source of inspiration and guidance to thousands of people around the world. We talked about transitions of every... by Sheryl Lisa Paul | Feb 3, 2011 | Dying/Death, Transitions - General |
At the heart of transitioning consciously is the willingness to grieve. Sometimes grief arises unbidden as a pang of emptiness; sometimes it wells up in a bubble of memory about a former house; sometimes it appears as a longing for a past experience or stage of life;... by Sheryl Lisa Paul | May 28, 2010 | Dying/Death, Guest post, Transitions - General |
During one of our trains-passing-in-the-night-during-bedtime-rituals moments, my husband, Daev, said to me, “I know you don’t watch Lost, but I just watched the finale and I finally understand what it’s about.” “What?”... by Sheryl Lisa Paul | Apr 22, 2010 | Dying/Death |
Everest’s favorite book is Charlotte’s Web. We’ve read it at least 6 or 7 times and he knows many parts by heart. There’s one page, however, that he always asks me to skip: it’s the final page of the chapter entitled “Last...
