Aging & Chronic Illness: Meaning & Purpose
Connecting with meaning in our lives provides strength for reckoning with the hardships that often accompany the aging process.
"To live in this world you must be able to do three things: to love what is mortal; to hold it against your bones knowing your own life depends on it; and, when the time comes to let it go, to let it go."
(Mary Oliver - Blackwater Woods)
When we are willing to show up for the full spectrum of the life cycle (including the second half), then we stop half-heartedly participating in life and start whole-heartedly experiencing life: the good, the bad, the ugly, the beautiful.
Connecting with meaning in our lives provides strength for reckoning with the hardships that often accompany the aging process. This course provides tools that ease the load in some surprisingly simple ways.
Join us February 2, 2025 for National Anchor Your Heart Day at 3:00 PM EST. It will be preceded at 2:00 PM EST with a free 1-hour webinar on Self-Compassioning!
Click here to register: National Anchor Your Heart Day 2024
Workbook - please download and print. Follow the workbook instructions.
Anchor Your Heart - Please read and practice
Seasons of Change - Freddie the Leaf
Learn how to live and die healed
The Past, Present and Future - Reviewing your life and imagining your death
Life Review template - please download to print and write on, or complete electronically