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Return to course: The Inner Work of Age Continues: Becoming a Good Ancestor

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The Inner Work of Age Continues: Becoming a Good Ancestor

Becoming an Elder: A Rite of Passage: Connie Zweig
Aging as a Hero’s Journey: Dennis Slattery
On Becoming a Wise and Juicy Crone: Jean Shinoda Bolen
Aging While Black: Ageism and Racism: Fanny Brewster
Aging While LGBTQ: Ageism and Homophobia: Rob Hopcke
Mythopoesis of Age: Personal, Cultural, Celestial Seasons of Life: Will Linn
What is Wisdom? A Conversation with Roger Walsh and Connie Zweig

Intro - Breaking through Denial and Meeting the Inner Ageist: Connie Zweig and A Call to Grow Up, Clean Up, Wake Up, Show Up: Ken Wilber
Dreams of Life Review in Film and Literature: Harry (Rick) Moody
Healing Past Memories to Live More Fully Now: A Native Elder’s Perspective: Barbara Aston
No Regrets: A Buddhist Perspective: David Chernikoff
Mind-Body Practices to Enhance Memory, Health, and Mood: A Yoga Perspective: Helen Lavretsky
Synchronicity and Death: Rob Hopcke:

The Climate Crisis in An Aging Society: A Conversation with Harry (Rick) Moody and Connie Zweig
Discovering your Environmental Identity and Sustainable Self: Thomas Doherty
From I to We: Collective Narcissism and Climate Justice: Jeanine Canty
Climate Anxiety in the Therapy Room: Janet Lewis
Good Grief: From Climate Anxiety to Action: Sarah Jornsay-Silverberg
Third Act: Calling All Elder Activists: Bill McKibben

No Regrets: A Buddhist Perspective: David Chernikoff