by coupling, her wisdom with compassion, she has raised…
Page 130 by coupling, her wisdom with compassion, she has raised others to her level of understanding and allowed them to see that how we die is as important as how we live.
— from The Landing (Death) · If life is a game these are the rules by Carter-Scott
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One man, writing in the grip of terminal cancer, said the diagnosis had proven to him beyond any doubt that he was loved by a great many people — friends and family who, once they knew the truth about his time, finally said the things people so foolishly leave unsaid. A wise teacher of mine used to say that how we die turns out to be as much a part of the lesson as how we live. The question this chapter exists to answer is therefore not "how do I avoid the end?" — you can't — but "what does the certainty of the end have to teach me about the hours before it?" By the last page I will have given you the answer I myself learned far too slowly. — The Landing (Death)
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