Uncle8888 read this book.
No young man believes he shall ever die, observed William Hazlitt. Yet
ageing remains a natural part of life, and it is precisely the
impermanence of life that renders it so precious. Knowing that it is
brief requires us to appreciate each moment of beauty and waste no
opportunity for learning and love.
The Art of Ageing has been written to
help us achieve these ends. Some people may experience bad health,
unhappiness and grief, but for many their later years can be amongst the
happiest they have known - years that provide unequalled opportunities
for creative growth enriched by mature relationships with children,
grandchildren, spouse or partner and beloved friends.
The shallowness of
inexperience can be replaced by a depth of understanding and complexity
of being; and restless speed with the serenity of untroubled leisure.
Now there is time for experiment and creativity, time for exploring our
different potentials, time to live in accordance with our dreams, time
to be ourselves.
The Art of Ageing gives advice on how to make the most
of ageing, how we can celebrate its positive gifts and includes the
stories of a variety of people who have enjoyed creative and productive
lives well into their eighties and nineties.
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