In this episode we discuss my recent experience with death; when my friend Erik died in an avalanche while we were skiing together. I use this time with Stephen in an attempt to be seen and heard, to learn, to share, to heal, to grieve. It was amazing and I hope you enjoy listening in on it. Thank you Stephen, for your time and inquiry and insight.

Ari in the Air: Stephen Jenkinson - Dancing With Death

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

Activism, art, education, science, psychology, philosophy, health, spirituality… All these and more are featured in this lively, short (10-20 minute) companion to the diverse, award-winning one-hour New Dimensions program that has been broadcast on public radio since 1973.

New Dimensions Cafe

New Dimensions Cafe - The Mystery Of Life Deepens In The Presence Of Death

Recorded on November 4th, 2014. Stephen Jenkinson has for a quarter century been guiding individuals, couples, families and communities through all the human sufferings, sorrows and confusions in life. He is also the subject of Griefwalker (2008), a National Film Board of Canada feature documentary film , a lyrical, poetic portrait of Stephen’s work with dying people.
http://orphanwisdom.com/ - Photo courtesty of ianmack.com

2015 - 'What Now?' Ken Rose interviews Stephen Jenkinson

In this conversation, Tad Hargrave interviews Stephen Jenkinson about culture work, its costs and its curriculum on the advent of the 10th Anniversary of his book Die Wise. 

On Culture Work with Stephen Jenkinson

Original composition, music and lyrics, by Ana Elia Ramon Hidalgo 

Ay mujer

Sung by Ana Elia. Original music and rendering: Fiona Mackenzie. Fiona Mackenzie sings bardachd from the collection of folklore - Ortha nan Gàidheal, collected by Alexander Carmichael.  The melody is inspired by the medieval Latin hymn Deus Aribus.  Recording of this version by Jordi Moliner Gilberga.  Singer: Ana Elia Ramon Hidalgo

2015 - 'What Now?' Ken Rose interviews Stephen Jenkinson

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