These individuals usually walk away from my office feeling very relieved to have found someone who understands. For those who are dying, DBV information offers them hope, validates any visions they might have had or may have in the future, and it lessons the fear of death. With individuals seeking answers to questions about death, DBV information often times propels them into resolving their own issues around dying. It is strongly suggested that the Hospice professional examine this work. In the back of the book is an Appendix to the Medical professional, Clergy and Mental Healthcare worker, specifically designed to assist professionals in addressing DBVs in a helpful manner.
Many people today fear their own death and have difficulty handling the passing of loved ones.
Society, with its obsession with youth, and dread of aging, has perpetuated the fear of death. If we can recognize that death is nothing to fear, perhaps we will be able to live life with more fully. Being at peace with ourselves allows us to have more compassion for others, our community and planet. I strongly believe many of societys dysfunctional behaviors are tied directly to our fear of death. The quest for more materially is an attempt to fill up a spiritual hole deep inside our being.