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No One Dies Alone: The Sacred Duty of Presence
The room is quiet except for the low rhythm of a heart monitor and the soft hum of a volunteer’s voice. A warm hand rests on another that is cool to the touch, and for a while, there is nothing to do but sit and breathe together.
In that small stillness lies the essence of the No One Dies Alone movement: a promise that no person’s final moments will unfold in loneliness or neglect.
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7 Proven Benefits of Spiritual Practice (Backed by Science)
A daily spiritual practice—whether it’s prayer, meditation, quiet contemplation, or communing with nature—can be a powerful antidote to modern-day stress, as well as a lifeline to inner stability and growth.
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spiritual practice, spirituality
How 5 Women of Faith Changed Millions of Lives
Throughout the centuries, countless women of faith have made great sacrifices to bring comfort and solace to others. This article honors five women from different religious backgrounds who demonstrated spiritually enlightened ideals in their everyday lives.
By Patrick Rogers •
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spiritual paths, women of faith
Prana Living: The Breatharian Boom
Prana living is a spiritual practice that revolves around the idea of sustaining oneself primarily, or even entirely, on prana—the vital life force or energy believed to be present in the air, in sunlight, and all around and within us.
By Patrick Rogers •
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breatharianism, prana living
The Simplicity of Chinese Hermits: “The Happiest People I’ve Ever Met”
A centuries-old Chinese tradition that was almost exterminated during China’s brutal Cultural Revolution—solitary hermits who retreat into China’s mountains to pursue paths of simplicity and contemplation—is once again alive in remote areas of the country.
By Patrick Rogers •
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chinese tradition, hermits, spiritual tradition