Spiritual Aging: Weekly Reflections for Embracing Life

Inspiring readings for spiritual seekers growing older, wiser, and fiercer

As featured in Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper!

- 2025 Nautilus Gold Award

- Presents years of weekly inspiration and practices pointing the way forward through every conceivable mood, opportunity, and stumbling block on the spiritual journey through the second half of life

- Includes quotes and stories by and about mystics, sages, and old souls from ancient through contemporary times who have walked this path before us

- Shares insightful guidance on transforming loneliness to solitude, loss of identity to freedom, anger to self-protection, fear to faith, and envy to love

Many of us navigating the years beyond midlife report high levels of self-acceptance, freedom, and joy, but there can also be bouts of second-guessing and regret as well as the occasional longing to be reminded that you're not in this alone.

Designed to be read weekly in two-year cycles, the 120 timeless readings in this book focus on the issues and concerns that arise among those who view aging as a path to spiritual culmination. Transforming loneliness to solitude, loss of identity to freedom, anger to self-protection, fear to faith, and envy to love, Orsborn's wise and compassionate insights are seasoned by quotes and stories by and about mystics, sages, and old souls from ancient through contemporary times who illuminate the path to living a full life while embracing old age. The connecting thread is the reminder that you have what it takes to shift from reacting with fear to the challenges of aging, instead accepting these challenges in a spirit of gratitude as they help you grow not just old, but whole.

Author: Carol Orsborn
Publisher: Park Street Press
Published: 12/03/2024
Pages: 384
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.20lbs
Size: 5.75h x 4.00w x 1.00d
ISBN: 9781644116678

About the Author
Carol Orsborn, Ph.D., is founder of the Spiritual Aging Study and Support group and author of more than 35 books, including The Spirituality of Age, with Robert Weber, Ph.D., and Older, Wiser, Fiercer. She has taught at Georgetown University and lives in Nashville and Toronto.