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Aging as a Spiritual Practice: A Contemplative Guide to Growing Older and Wiser

by Lewis Richmond. Avery, 2012.

Description

Written by a Zen Buddhist priest and meditation teacher, this book seeks to explain the four stages of aging: the moment we wake up to our aging, adapting to change, embracing who we are, and appreciating our unique life chapters.

Features

4 stages of aging, encouragement for a joy that transcends aging

Recommended Audience

those concerned with aging, clergy

Cost

Purchase as a book or e-book

Practical Applications

  • Create a book study within your congregation to review this book and discuss its principles alongside related scripture and biblical teachings.

About the Contributor

Contributor
Karen Goley

Karen Goley uses her resource knowledge and relational style to work closely with congregations as a resource consultant and behind the scenes with our robust database of resources and doing project work.  Prior to joining the Center, Karen spent over fifteen years in the human resources field, serving nonprofit and financial services organizations in the Indianapolis area and the suburbs of Chicago.

With faith as her foundation, Karen enjoys spending quality time with her family and is a very proud Purdue University alum.  Having earned a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership and Supervision, Karen put her pride on full display by naming the family pup Mackey- after Purdue basketball’s Mackey Arena.  Boiler Up!

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