Kathleen Taylor has been a hospice counselor for many years. People ask her how she can sit everyday at the bedside of dying patients without getting burned out or depressed. In the following video, she tells us why she loves her job and what she has learned from those who are dying. She says the number one regret she hears is "I wish I had the courage to live my life and not the life others expected me to live."
Listen also for another learning: when people are close to death they shed their falseness -- that is, they no longer tolerate or speak "bullshit."
So, the question I have for you is this: Do we simply die or do we, through dying, find ourselves?
TO VIEW THE VIDEO CLICK HERE
No comments:
Post a Comment