Books about death. Dying and loss.
“O nobly-born, that which is called death has now come. Thou art departing from this world, but thou art not the only one: death cometh to all. Do not cling, in fondness and weakness, to this life” – Tibetan Book Of The Dead.
- Kathryn Mannix – With The End In Mind
- Kathryn Mannix – Listen
- Bronnie Ware – The Five Regrets of the Dying
- Anne-Marie Keppel – Death Nesting
- Hayley Campbell – All the Living and the Dead
- Elizabeth Kubler-Ross – On Death And Dying
- Caitlin Doherty – Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
- Atul Gawande – Being Mortal
- Shiela Cassidy – Sharing the Darkness The Spirituality of caring
- Henry Fersko-Weis – Caring for the Dying: A Doula Approach to a Meaningful Death
- Walter Evans – Wentz –The Tibetan Book of the Dead
- Lonely Planet – Lonely Planet’s Guide To death, Grief and Rebirth
- Amy Mindell – Coma A Healing Journey
- John O’Donohue – Anam Cara: Spiritual Wisdom from the Celtic World
- Laura Imai Messina – the Phone Box at the End of the World
- Rabbi Kerry…. – Grief in our seasons: A Mourners Kaddish Companion
- Oliver Sacks – How We Die
- Michelle Zauner – Crying in H Mart
- Paul Kalanithi – When Breath Becomes Air
- Laura Imai Messina – The Phone Box at the Edge of the World
- Milena Cifali – Mallacoota Time
Wellbeing and self-care
- Hugh Van Cuylenurg – Resilience Project
- Hugh Mackay – The Kindness Revolution
- Frank Ostaseski – The Five Invitations
- Don Migel Ruiz – The Four Agreements
- Meditations on Living, Dying and Loss (Ancient Knowledge from The Tibetan Book of the Dead)
- Ken Mogi – Ikigai. Live a happy and long life the Japanese way