Episode 330: At Heaven’s Door with William Peters

<p>In this episode of Oh My Heath ... There's HOPE! Jana talks with William Peters.  </p> <p>William Peters, M.Ed., M.F.T., is the founder of the Shared Crossing Project and director of its Research Initiative. Recognized as a global leader in the field of shared-death studies, he has spent decades studying end-of-life experiences. Previously, Peters worked as a hospice volunteer with the Zen Hospice Project in San Francisco and as a teacher and social worker in Central and South America. A practicing psychotherapist, he holds degrees from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, and UC Berkeley. His work on end-of-life is informed by his therapeutic work with individuals and families facing grief and bereavement, personal experiences with death and dying across cultures, and his family’s own end-of-life journeys. www.SharedCrossingProject.com. William’s book entitled At Heaven’s Door: What Shared Journeys to the Afterlife Teach About Dying Well and Living Better, will be published by Simon & Schuster for its worldwide release on January 11th, 2022.</p> <p> </p> <p>"The shared death experience strongly suggests that an enduring aspect of our selves survives death and journeys to an awe-inspiring realm of imbued with joy and love."</p> <p><br /> This 30-minute episode is on:<br /> 1) Struggling to heal through the loss of a loved one<br /> 2) Learning about transitioning through the end of life and grief<br /> 3) What is shared crossings<br /> 4) How do you wrap your heads around losing a child<br /> 5) Be open to receiving messages during the death transition <br /> 6) Short stories of transitioning through the end of life</p> <p> </p> <p>This episode is about:<br /> In this episode, Jana and William discuss struggling to heal through the death of a loved one. Learning about transitioning through the end of life grief, what is shared crossings. How do you wrap your head around losing a child and find inner peace again? Learning to be open to receiving a message and a transitional experience. </p> <p><br /> Get in