Excellent thoughts. Thank you for sharing your insights here!
You might be interested in a two-part piece I wrote called "O Death, where is thy sting?" in which I look at different fictional depictions of death. The piece was inspired by the line in The Song of Bernadette in which Franz Werfel writes, "Death in the cloister is fundamentally different from death in the world," which your post here also reflects. I also included in Part 2 a section about three deaths that occurred last year in the spiritual community where I live, each of which demonstrated that same consciousness.
Excellent thoughts. Thank you for sharing your insights here!
You might be interested in a two-part piece I wrote called "O Death, where is thy sting?" in which I look at different fictional depictions of death. The piece was inspired by the line in The Song of Bernadette in which Franz Werfel writes, "Death in the cloister is fundamentally different from death in the world," which your post here also reflects. I also included in Part 2 a section about three deaths that occurred last year in the spiritual community where I live, each of which demonstrated that same consciousness.
https://kiranblackwell.substack.com/p/o-death-where-is-thy-sting-part-1
https://kiranblackwell.substack.com/p/o-death-where-is-thy-sting-part-2
They both sound fascinating! I’ll definitely take a read
Yes and Amen...from a non Catholic, follower of Jesus
Thanks! Many of my favorite people aren’t Catholic. I trashed multiple versions, trying to find that thread. I greatly appreciate your comment 🕊️