André Duqum

through loved ones that are passing away, through a near encounter or a near death experience ourself, or just simply sitting and contemplating what that moment will be like, it brings many things up to examine right now in your immediate reality. There's like a presence that death brings, an amount of like liveliness in life that the presence of death brings.

through loved ones that are passing away, through a near encounter or a near death experience ourself, or just simply sitting and contemplating what that moment will be like, it brings many things up to examine right now in your immediate reality. There's like a presence that death brings, an amount of like liveliness in life that the presence of death brings.

through loved ones that are passing away, through a near encounter or a near death experience ourself, or just simply sitting and contemplating what that moment will be like, it brings many things up to examine right now in your immediate reality. There's like a presence that death brings, an amount of like liveliness in life that the presence of death brings.

They're kind of, you know, in many ways like two sides of the same coin and so, I know that you love to talk about death and you've experienced it obviously with many people and your father. What do you think the power of contemplating our own mortality has?

They're kind of, you know, in many ways like two sides of the same coin and so, I know that you love to talk about death and you've experienced it obviously with many people and your father. What do you think the power of contemplating our own mortality has?

They're kind of, you know, in many ways like two sides of the same coin and so, I know that you love to talk about death and you've experienced it obviously with many people and your father. What do you think the power of contemplating our own mortality has?

I have tried death meditation.

I have tried death meditation.

I have tried death meditation.

Yeah, there's that, again, that immediacy of what it brings to the forefront of imagining we're on our deathbed and just envisioning that. What does that bring up in us in terms of what we felt like we haven't resolved in our life or what becomes most important in that moment of death, right?

Yeah, there's that, again, that immediacy of what it brings to the forefront of imagining we're on our deathbed and just envisioning that. What does that bring up in us in terms of what we felt like we haven't resolved in our life or what becomes most important in that moment of death, right?

Yeah, there's that, again, that immediacy of what it brings to the forefront of imagining we're on our deathbed and just envisioning that. What does that bring up in us in terms of what we felt like we haven't resolved in our life or what becomes most important in that moment of death, right?

And again, like we were speaking to earlier, can we align our life in such a way that when we arrive at that moment, we can... embrace the other side joyfully, you know, and like kind of with a sense of abandonment and completion with this life, you know? Yeah. Do you feel like you've gotten closer to being able to be at that place?

And again, like we were speaking to earlier, can we align our life in such a way that when we arrive at that moment, we can... embrace the other side joyfully, you know, and like kind of with a sense of abandonment and completion with this life, you know? Yeah. Do you feel like you've gotten closer to being able to be at that place?

And again, like we were speaking to earlier, can we align our life in such a way that when we arrive at that moment, we can... embrace the other side joyfully, you know, and like kind of with a sense of abandonment and completion with this life, you know? Yeah. Do you feel like you've gotten closer to being able to be at that place?

Hmm. Just it feels like an amazing amount of self-acceptance and acknowledgement. And I know there's, of course, many moments at both and probably both of our lives and many people that are listening that completely forget that and to acknowledge how far we've come and the impact that we've made and the good that we've done.

Hmm. Just it feels like an amazing amount of self-acceptance and acknowledgement. And I know there's, of course, many moments at both and probably both of our lives and many people that are listening that completely forget that and to acknowledge how far we've come and the impact that we've made and the good that we've done.

Hmm. Just it feels like an amazing amount of self-acceptance and acknowledgement. And I know there's, of course, many moments at both and probably both of our lives and many people that are listening that completely forget that and to acknowledge how far we've come and the impact that we've made and the good that we've done.

But I think it's an important reminder to see where am I at on God's balance sheet? Where do I need to make some more deposits? Where do I need to make amends? Where have I not forgiven so I can be ready for death should it come in this moment? That's powerful.

But I think it's an important reminder to see where am I at on God's balance sheet? Where do I need to make some more deposits? Where do I need to make amends? Where have I not forgiven so I can be ready for death should it come in this moment? That's powerful.