'Death, a love project' by Annie Bolitho
You might feel nervous about death and see it as an unwelcome time. This is so natural. However it is possible to experience it as a time of wonder and transformation as well. Having meaningful rituals, bringing people together, and knowing your options helps you meet this time with less overwhelm.
In Death, a love project I guide you through the practicalities of end of life rituals so you can create healing love projects that help everyone grieve.
After reading this book you will:
Have more freedom to create meaningful and tailored end of life rituals, saving you stress and money.
Know how to choose service providers for what you and your family need.
Be more comfortable to have conversations about death and nurture relationships at a difficult time.
Feel more at ease about the fact that death and grief are part of life for all of us.
Book Testimonials
“The book speaks with calm, wisdom and kindness. It brought back many happy, poignant and funny moments when my partner died.”
“I read my copy on the plane to Cairns. I felt many aha moments and confirmations and was able to pin down some of my own end of life wishes. The book is beautifully written with space in the important topics giving you room to absorb and process. Highly recommended. ”
“I read ’Death, a love project’ in one sitting. Amazing how a book about death can be so life affirming.”
“‘Death: a love project’ opens up all sorts of possibilities on an important topic, with wonderful examples and well-chosen references to other thinkers on the subject. It is vivid, powerful, contrarian, valuable, elegant, warm. Annie expresses things with a simplicity that is breathtaking. ”
“Since the 1970s the ‘death care’ industry has become overly sterilized and corporatized. Annie’s book focuses on the individual and community and finding your own way to say goodbye. ”
“I feel a bit more relaxed about death after reading ’Death, a love project.’ ”
