The Five Invitations

Frank Ostaseski's extensive work, experiences, and teaching in end-of-life care led to his book "The Five Invitations: What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully". The first invitation, as a teaser, is "Don't wait". We've heard this before and it can bring up a range of reactions. If we take the statement "Don't wait", it might sound like a directive, a command. Yet Ostaseski not only distills his work at end-of-life into five key points, but he calls them 'invitations'. How does the idea of being to 'not wait' feel differently than being , or even , when we consider living well and dying well? Join to discuss all five invitations. invitedtoldencouraged

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