Notes from the Edge by Ivor Williams

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What a standardised question reveals about how we engage with life and death
On how we heal through relationships and meaning-making, discovering the secret life of plants and finding ways to reproduce near-death experiences
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It wasn't about how to cure my depression
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On the awkwardness of men talking about loss, the fundamental medical biases against women and the profound observance of death at the smallest scale.

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On why relationships are key to existence, meaning-making and Saturn appearing behind the Moon
On the limits of knowledge, social curiosity, cartographies of ageing and letting the mystery be
On working among the ruins, real magic and reducing death anxiety through psychedelics
Celebrating Imbolc, conducting a life review, and how COVID-19 changed how we think about death and dying
On death anxiety, exotic green comets and being reminded of the cosmic scale of things
On angry optometrists, the history of death, and grieving in the metaverse
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On insects, the importance of using our hands and power tools for reclaiming local politics
On feeling more happy and alive, misunderstanding fear and anxiety and focusing on what you want to see more of
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Notes from the Edge by Ivor Williams

I want to bring together the personal and the universal and explore the various edges of experience to try to find better ways to relate to life by fully exploring what it means to live and die.

Notes from the Edge by Ivor Williams

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