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This interview was conducted by Zachary Stockill in April 2020.  The original interview can be found at https://www.zfstockill.com

Humans in Love ft. Zachary Stockill

2020 April - Recovering Our Humanity, Zachary Stockill interviews Stephen Jenkinson

Embrace the wisdom of your years and let it shine brightly! Elderhood ain't the time to fade away - it's your time to illuminate the world with your experience and love.

As we journey through life, we often think about the legacy we want to leave behind. It's a big question that can bring up all sorts of emotions - from pride to anxiety. Today, we've got two incredible guests, Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Johnson, who are going to help shed some light on this question.

Together, we're going to explore their latest book, "Reckoning," and dive into topics like spirit work, elderhood, grief and plague, and building culture in a time where self-interest often comes first.

One thing that really stood out to us is the idea that elderhood is a function, not an identity. It's pretty mind-blowing stuff, and we can't wait to delve deeper into it.

So sit back, relax, and join us for an inspiring conversation with two amazing authors and thought leaders. Let's open our minds and broaden our horizons together!

May 2023, There’s no refund for real life. - Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson

The Conscious Perspective: Diving into the human condition with beings from all walks of life. Uncover a new perspective.

Stephen is a writer, public speaker, farmer and grief literacy advocate. He is the creator and principal instructor of the Orphan Wisdom School which serves as a teaching and learning house for the skills of deep living and making of human culture.

The Conscious Perspective #130 with Stephen Jenkinson

The following is an excerpt from Stephen Jenkinson's audio book DIE WISE: A manifesto for sanity and soul. The full version of the book can be downloaded at orphanwisdom.com/shop/die-wise/

STEPHEN JENKINSON - "Rivers" Excerpt from DIE WISE

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Martin Prechtel - Grief And Praise - private

Ram Dass provides some helpful techniques for helping to not get caught up in the never-ending drama of our lives. He talks about cultivating the Witness as a way to come back to the center, while using the stuff of life as a practice.

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