
Death is a part of life. It's inevitable, yet we often fear the conversations surrounding “it”. As if we can postpone when it will happen to us or our loved ones.
Let’s be brave and have a conversation about our own death. Let’s talk about how amazing it is to be alive and to experience death in a way that normalizes this unique and special occasion. Planning a Good Death is on the spectrum of a life well lived. My goal with coaching clients is to help them live authentic and fulfilling lives that reflect their humanness, desires, goals, and what's truly important to them.
Plan a Good Death begins the conversation about what a good death looks like for you. We will create a personalized death guidebook that will encapsulate your visions, desires, and personal requests, as well as your health directives and any instructions for those who may be appointed to support you with this process.
There is no age too young or too old to begin this process. If you have already started planning or thinking about your death or that of a loved one, wonderful. We can build upon what you have already created.
Let’s discuss what a Good Death looks like for you.
Plan a Good Death
by Gitanjali Ghei
It was beautiful
as long as it lasted
the journey of my life.
I have no regrets
whatsoever save
the pain I'll leave behind.
Those dear hearts
who love and care
and the heavy with sleep
ever moist eyes.
The smile, in spite of a
lump in the throat
and the strings pulling
at the heart and soul.
The strong arms
that held me up
when my own strength
let me down.
Each morsel that I was
fed with was full of love divine.
At every turning of my life
I came across
good friends.
Friends who stood by me
even when the time raced by.
Farewell, Farewell
my friends.
I smile and bid you goodbye.
No, shed no tears,
for I need them not
All I need is your smile.
If you feel sad
think of me
for that's what I'd like.
When you live in the hearts
of those you love,
remember then...
you never die.