Kirjahaku

"The Common Denominator" - An easy read, that looks at the Ray Equation L/D=IMP, the MOP -Mist of Permanence, and at life's Common Denominator, death, the C.D. we all share, and our many different lives, our various numerators. It looks at life and death, and the life, we are not living fully, and the death, we are not preparing for, that will one day arise, and take us, if, not prepared, by surprise. However, before that day happens, it is best to prepare for our final day, like we prepare for any important event. Reading this book is the first step to help make the transition from life to death as smooth and painless as possible.

"40 Questions about Death" -- Have You Lost Your Way? It May Be Cuz, You're Out of Touch, with Your Final Day. 40 Questions about Death (QaD) are forty questions about your final day. - Most of us start asking questions about death as a child. From the time we see a death happen and ask: what is death? Why do we die? Etc... To our final days, to our last moments, when we may wonder: Why now? Why me? Hopefully, 40 Questions about Death will help you along the way and give you a clearer understanding of your relationship, with life and its companion death. Join us at: deathhappenstoo.com

- On Being Old -- What is old? We start getting old the day we're born; where the count-up begins. We start, with minutes, then hours, followed by days, months, and years. Decades are available too.When we're young, we want to be older, and when we're older, we want to be younger. Are we ever happy at where we're at in life? Being old, In the 30s, 40s, 50, or 60s most of us don't like moving up the ladder, getting older, after our twenties. Why do we resist? Fighting it makes us get older faster and shortens our life, the life we want to hold on to, the life we want to enjoy. Hopefully, this book through humor and insight will help the reader understand that it's OK to be old whether you're five or 95 years old.- - - Visit omicom.net - -