Top Five Regrets of the Dying: A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing

Finding the courage to act or surrender will never be as painful as lying on a deathbed with regrets.

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Once we acknowledge that limited time is remaining, although we don’t know if that is years, weeks or hours, we are less driven by ego or by what other people think. Instead, we are more driven by what our hearts truly want.

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They say that everything comes down to love or fear: every emotion, every action, and every thought.

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Stella’s biggest frustration was that she was ready to die and it wasn’t happening.

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Surrender is not giving up, far from it. Surrender takes an enormous

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the regret of not having lived a life true to themselves

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The most important thing I have learnt in life though, the absolutely most important, is that compassion starts with yourself.

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