In this bold departure from our usual view of death, Anglela Browne-Miller proposes that the fearless engagement of change and loss can be used as preparation for death and as a means to be more fully alive. Using death as a metaphor, she explains how life's transitions--including changes in relationships, habits, and belief systems--can be opportunities to reclaim personal autonomy and freedom.
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In this bold departure from our usual view of death, Anglela Browne-Miller proposes that the fearless engagement of change and loss can be used as preparation for death and as a means to be more fully alive. Using death as a metaphor, she explains how life's transitions--including changes in relationships, habits, and belief systems--can be opportunities to reclaim personal autonomy and freedom.
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