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 * Welcome
 * About Me
 * Services
 * Blog
 * Resources
   * Sample Obituaries
   * Memorial Portraits
   * Sacred Quotations
   * Secular Quotations
   * Songs of Death
   * Obituary Formats
   * How I Write an Obituary

 * Welcome
 * About Me
 * Services
 * Blog
 * Resources
   * Sample Obituaries
   * Memorial Portraits
   * Sacred Quotations
   * Secular Quotations
   * Songs of Death
   * Obituary Formats
   * How I Write an Obituary
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LIVE LIFE TWICE OBITUARY WRITING SERVICES




LIVE. LOVE. LEAVE A LEGACY.

– Steven Covey


MY VISION

I believe everyone has the right to a life and a death they choose. My
philosophy is that living well and dying well are intertwined, and to deny the
inevitability of our death is to deny what makes life joyful, sweet, and worth
living to its fullest.

At live life twice, I write about the way life and death can enrich each other.
I address the ways in which death need not be something confusing or unknown or
shameful, something we shun or deny or fear. I normalise and demystify dying;
talk about preparing for it and embracing it with consciousness. We all have a
legal will, or plan to have one, but what of our emotional will? What do we
leave behind that actually lasts forever? How do we live with love and die in
peace?

On a practical level, I can guide you through the simple, healing steps to
create your own memorial for yourself or a loved one who has died. I write
professional obituaries to celebrate life and death, and help you find the
perfect words to remember the unique entirety of yours or a loved one’s life.

You can leave a lasting legacy that will blossom and flourish long after you or
your loved ones have left the earth.

> Death brings you a choice. It can lead you to the edge of the abyss.
> Or you can build a bridge that will span the chasm.
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> − Earl A. Grollman – Living When a Loved One has Died

> The trouble is, you think you have time.
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> − Buddha

> In the end, when we look at our life, the questions will be simple.
> Did I live fully? Did I love well?
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> − Jack Kornfield

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I Write Obituaries for a Living: This Is How The Pandemic Changed Me “An
obituary writer?” people ask. ‘“Isn’t that morbid, scary, depressing?” When I
tell them it’s the exact opposite, they stand back and simply look at me,
baffled. Some people try to understand. Others think I’m lying or…

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‘Why?’ People ask me all the time. ‘Why would you want to write your own
obituary? Isn’t it morbid, scary, depressing?’ No. It’s exactly the opposite.  
David Bowie’s death earlier this week pushed the subject of mortality to the
forefront of many peoples’ minds. We’re all going to die….

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MY LOVE AFFAIR WITH SYDNEY’S OCEAN POOLS

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At Whale Beach the waves come over the rock shelf into the ocean pool like
metallic fireworks. Palm Beach pool is the coldest in winter – an icy 12
degrees. North Narrabeen, looking toward the craggy silhouette of the headland,
reminds me of the Turkish Aegean coast. Manly’s Fairy Bower…

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GETTING MY EGO OUT OF MY ART

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Today I'm flying low and I'm not saying a word. I'm letting all of the voodoos
of ambition sleep.− Mary Oliver When I told my husband about the title for this
blog post, he made the obvious joke. Yep. Getting my ego out of my art also
means getting it...
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MY DOG THE GURU

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My dog was a gift. Roxy was offered to me a year ago by friends who couldn’t
keep her any longer, and she’s been the strangest, most unwieldy and challenging
boon I’ve ever been given. Subsequently, she is not mine, I’m hers. I feel as if
she chose my family...
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WHY I STOPPED HIDING MY GREY HAIR

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All wanting - especially wanting to be a certain way - is centred on ego and
fear. When we experience ourselves as we are, then out of that death of the ego,
out of that withering, the flower blooms.− Joko Beck I started going grey when I
was barely out...
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ONE PRECIOUS HUMAN LIFE

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If man hasn’t discovered something that he will die for, he isn’t fit to live−
Martin Luther King The photographs of the three-year-old Syrian boy, Aylan
Kurdi, drowned and washed up on a Turkish beach en route to Greece, humanized
and symbolized the plight of refugees in Europe. His limp...
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DEATH IS NOT A DIRTY WORD

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I hardly move though really I'm travelling a terrific distance. Stillness. One
of the doors into the temple.− Mary Oliver Death is not a dirty word. Nor is it
something we should fear, ignore or steep in mystery. I often see people at
funerals or memorials struggle to speak freely...
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TRANSFORMATION DANCE CALLED DYING

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Are you looking for the Holy One? I am in the next seat. My shoulder is against
yours.− Kabir We call it Passing Away, or Kicking the Bucket. Casting off this
Mortal Coil. Biting the Dust. Meeting your Maker. Facing the Void. Going Home.
Ram Dass, the Western spiritual teacher,...
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October 23, 2015
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WHAT IS A ‘GOOD’ DEATH?

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What is a ‘good death’? Does it mean there’s no pain or emotional suffering? Or
does it mean we’ve arrived at some acceptance of all that, and of the inevitable
impermanence of life? I’ve often wondered how to make sense of death. How to
make peace with it. How to…

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October 19, 2015
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 * Welcome
 * About Me
 * Services
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 * Resources
 * Contact Me

LATEST POSTS

 * I Write Obituaries for a Living: This Is How The Pandemic Changed Me
 * The Final Word: Writing My Own Obituary
 * My Love Affair with Sydney’s Ocean Pools
 * Getting My Ego Out of My Art
 * My Dog the Guru

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