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Mentioned in 7 episodes

The Five Invitations

Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully

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Frank Ostasecki

Mentioned by

Shanna B. Tiayon

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Vinny Ferraro

as a source of inspiration and guidance in his work with end-of-life care.

A Radical Buddhist Approach To Making This The Best Year Of Your Life | Vinny Ferraro

Mentioned by Speaker 1 as a book offering deeper contemplations on the ideas introduced in the clip.

Making Sense of Death | Episode 9 of The Essential Sam Harris

Recommended as a moving book about dying and facing death, especially for those with a serious illness.

Remembering War Correspondent Rod Nordland

Mentioned by

Sarah Wilson

as the basis for the podcast episode, focusing on his book "The Five Invitations".

FRANK OSTASESKI: How to live fully when it feels like so much is dying

Mentioned by

Tara Brach

as the source of a story about a family grieving the death of a young boy.

Part 2: Healing Depression with Meditation

Mentioned by

Forrest Hanson

, focused on the topic of death and dying.

Mailbag: Overcoming Self-Criticism

Mentioned by Nate from Ann Arbor, Michigan as a book he read to learn more about mindfulness and death.

The Likeability Trap, Alicia Menendez

Mentioned by

Mirabai Bush

as the author of "The Five Invitations."

Mirabai Bush, Conversations on Loving and Dying

Mentioned by

Forrest Hanson

as containing a story about a mother and a daughter with a damaged relationship.

Can We Do No Harm?

Mentioned by

Roger Walsh

as a book he was deeply touched by, calling it an enormously touching, wise, impactful, beautiful work.

Learning From Death and Dying: Lessons for All of Us From Zen Hospice with Frank Ostaseski (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Shanna B. Tiayon

as one of the books she was reading at the time of the interview.

Episode 272: The Arc of a Goal with Shanna B. Tiayon

Recommended by

Forrest Hanson

as a book about what death can teach us about living a good life.

Existential Dread, and Overcoming an Existential Crisis

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