The Grace in Dying Quotes

“The movement of descent and discovery begins at the moment you consciously become dissatisfied with life. . . . Concealed within this basic unhappiness with life and existence is the embryo of a growing intelligence, a special intelligence, usually buried under the immense weight of social shams. A person who is beginning to sense the suffering of life is, at the same time, beginning to “awaken” to deeper realities, truer realities.4”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“Transpersonal states of consciousness unfold as the depth of integration of the self and the Ground of Being increases. This process is one of transforming our identity from the particular to the universal to the Absolute.”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“We will see how we arrived at our present developmental level of personal consciousness”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“will see how we arrived at our present developmental level of personal consciousness”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“Why do we die? We begin to answer the question simply: because we are alive.”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“deeper apprehension of reality and this critical mass becomes the determining factor in the further progression, the further evolution of humanity. In this way, human consciousness participates in or co-creates evolution. It would appear, in this metabiological evolution, that the universe has chosen us to be vehicles of further creation. In the great vision of Teilhard de Chardin, growth in the individual human consciousness is the arena of cosmic evolution.”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation

“I have heard it said that our culture suffers not so much from the forces of darkness, but from the forces of shallowness.”
― Kathleen D. Singh, The Grace in Dying: A Message of Hope, Comfort and Spiritual Transformation