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Welcome to the Sage-ing International Blog

The blogs on this page are primarily written by Sage-ing International members.

Should you wish to contribute to our blog, it must not have been published elsewhere, in part or whole.

The length should be between 500 and 1000 words. The subject must be of interest to our members and readers (a Sage-ing/Conscious Ageing topic, e.g. life review, qualities of a wise elder, spirituality/spiritual growth, facing our mortality, legacy, community, service, forgiveness work, images of ageing, etc.).

Please submit your proposed entry to Martha Christie admin@sage-ing.org

2704, 2016

Integrity

We practice integrity by being genuine and true to ourselves,being honest and trustworthy in relations with others, and being truthful in word and action in all circumstances. From Paul Severance: For me, integrity as an elder requires living in accord with the role of the elder that is so deeply needed for the wellbeing of our [...]

704, 2016

I Don’t Mind Dying, But…by Mike Milstein

We all know that death will come, although we can't know when. Like many older people I've done some calculations to figure out approximately when I think I will die. I've factored in such things as how long my parents and grandparents lived, the average life span of men, the [...]

1603, 2016

The Mystical Dimensions of Aging by John C. Robinson

The conscious aging movement has made enormous contributions to understanding the psychological and spiritual tasks - and gifts! - of aging. One relatively undeveloped area, however, has been the mystical experience of aging, an area that has become central to my own life and work.1 Here are some personal thoughts [...]

403, 2016

Oh, To Be Fully Seen as We are Dying – The Ultimate Gift by Stephen Garrett

Throughout my life I have noticed in myself, and in many others, this deep longing, almost an ache to be seen. Not just looked at or recognized as your name or your relationship or your job but as the full you – mind, body, emotions, and spirit the entirety of [...]

403, 2016

Learn Sage-ing from Movies by Dr. Jann Freed

“One great movie can change you.”—Michael Moore, Award winning director Since the Baby Boomer generation (born between 1946-1964) is the largest ever born in U.S. history, it makes sense for the movie industry to target us. We tend to have more disposable income, more time to go to movies, and [...]

303, 2016

Lifelong Learning

  For example--the quality of Lifelong Learning: With enduring curiosity and innovative creativity, we have a personal mission to continue to grow spiritually, cognitively, and emotionally. From Gary Carlson: I am a lifelong learner.  I’ve always been interested in why things are the way they are.  Perhaps that’s why [...]

303, 2016

Deep Listening

With a confidence born from harvesting life experience and a humility that sees service as the natural result of continued inner growth, we find ways to serve everyday. This generosity of spirit elicits joy in human relations while positively benefiting the communities and cultures we serve. Sage-ing International has [...]

303, 2016

Reverence for Life

For example--the quality of Reverence for Life: We bring an attitude of respect and care  for all living things and become stewards of our precious planet Earth. We engage in programs and projects with partnerships to nurture and sustain the wellbeing of the human family and planet Earth. From Pat Hoertdoerfer: Reverence for [...]

303, 2016

Compassion in Action

For example--the quality of Compassion in Action: With a deep awareness of the suffering of another coupled with the wish to relieve it, we serve from a deep passion that includes caring andunderstanding, reciprocity andforgiveness.   From Pat Lewis: I was aware of the list for the winter shelter held in our church hall and [...]

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