Wholistic Tools: Aging & Chronic Illness: Trusting Your Aging Body
When we live the evening of our life as if it were the morning, we will always lose because we are betraying ourself!
Aging & Chronic Illness: Moving from Protesting to Trusting Our Aging Body
Carl Jung says: “We cannot live the afternoon of life according to the program of life’s morning. For what was great in the morning will be little at evening, and what in the morning was true will at evening have become a lie.”
When we live the evening of our life as if it were the morning, we will always lose because we are betraying ourself!
This lesson focuses on cultivating the humility to open up to aging rather than running away from it or covering it up.
Whether it is the aging process or a chronic illness, the journey starts with transforming protest into trust.
Course curriculum
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Worksheet - download
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Moving from Accepting to Trusting our Aging Body Video
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Article - Honoring the Soul's Elder
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Forgiveness - Book Chapter within Peace at Last by Deborah Grassman
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About this course
- $9.97
- 4 lessons
- 0 hours of video content
Testimonial
“This tool created critical work in my heart and my soul! I now know how to create safe space for the silenced, broken, judged, rejected, and dis-membered parts of myself. They are now re-membered and welcomed home. Everything is already so different now.”
Course Instructor
Deborah Grassman
Founder
Few people have been with 10,000 dying veterans; Deborah Grassman is one VA hospice Nurse Practitioner who has. Dying veterans taught her lessons about how to attain personal peace. Ironically, those lessons came from people who had been trained for war! As a result, a phenomenon known as “Soul Injury” has now emerged as a relevant healthcare issue for the public. She contends that 10,000 dying veterans have lessons that the rest of us need to learn! Deborah is the author of two books, Peace at Last and The Hero Within. She is a contributing author for four textbooks, has 25 published articles, and there are 5 documentary films featuring her work.