A Year to Live Audiobook

" While interesting at times, this book is painfully dull the rest. Lofty ideas and complicated, grandiose language tainted what could have been an inspiring read. "

" Good to wake up and know that life is short - there is not enough love so bring some - don't waste a minute. "

" Overall, I thought it was very uneven. A couple of chapters were thought-provoking and several sentences merited a highlighted. It was too stream-of-consciousness for my tastes and could have used a better editor to achieve a cohesive final product. "

" Motivator for living life now...I love the breathing meditation. "

" Death is an inescapable part of our experiences here - both symbolically and literally. Stephen Levine offers deep insight into our resistance to dying and death, practices for clearing the resistance, and gentle wisdom for moving beyond our fear so that we can open fully to life. "

" This book makes you think and puts things into perspective. Very positive advice. "

" Still digesting this one; it is another gem from a heart-opened author. Stephen Levine offers so much to the world around death and dying. "

" Bleh. I found the author to be SOOOOOO high and mighty. Plus it was quite repetitive. Not for me. "

" Yes.....what if this was the last year? What then? How would you live your life? "

" I thought it was fascinating to learn what some people think about their lives on their deathbeds. Things they have valued and thought were important for decades suddenly become irrelevant when you are face-to-face with your death. Fascinating! "

" A wonderful way to take stock of your life and remember what's truly important "

" Stephen and Ondrea Levine are amazing teachers. This book and the audiobook are ones I pick up and read and listen to over and over again. "

" A good one to re-read every now and then. Helps keep things in perspective "

" I really liked reading this book. I think about it every so often in my life. I didn't practice "a year to live" but integrated some of the ideas of "living in this moment" into my life. I love the "Soft belly meditation". "

" A beautifull look at a way of ordering and coming to peace with your inner life (and so your outer) over a year. Looking at death as an invitation to live. The best preperation for death being to live every moment fully! "

" This book just didn't do it for me. Too dry and impersonal in style. Certainly, Stephen has wisdom to share, but this piece of writing was not the inspiration I sought. "

" This book certainly gives you a lot to think about at any stage of your life. Guided meditations and a 12 month group practice. I am excited to see what happens this "last year" "

" While interesting at times, this book is painfully dull the rest. Lofty ideas and complicated, grandiose language tainted what could have been an inspiring read. "

" Everyone who will eventually die (!) needs to read andabsorb this book. The exercise of contemplating andpreparing for our own death is an exercise that should notbe postponed or feared. Wonderful guide. "

" This is one I'll have to read a second time...all about "soft belly", gratitude and forgiveness. Waking and sleeping with gratitude in mind makes a hugh difference in my day! Thank you, Mr. Levine. "

" This book makes you think and puts things into perspective. Very positive advice. "

" A wonderful way to take stock of your life and remember what's truly important "

" A beautifull look at a way of ordering and coming to peace with your inner life (and so your outer) over a year. Looking at death as an invitation to live. The best preperation for death being to live every moment fully! "

" Yes.....what if this was the last year? What then? How would you live your life? "

" Good to wake up and know that life is short - there is not enough love so bring some - don't waste a minute. "

" Stephen and Ondrea Levine are amazing teachers. This book and the audiobook are ones I pick up and read and listen to over and over again. "

" I really liked reading this book. I think about it every so often in my life. I didn't practice "a year to live" but integrated some of the ideas of "living in this moment" into my life. I love the "Soft belly meditation". "