Chapter 1 My Spiritual Experiences in Life and Death Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross--Pioneering thanatologist, psychiatrist and author of dozens of books on death and life after death. Death is simply a shedding of the physical body like the butterfly shedding its cocoon. It is a transition to a higher state of consciousness where you continue to perceive, to understand, to laugh, and to be able to grow. --Elisabeth Kubler-Ross M.D. Disco Harry's Last Dance. Harry, pictured with his granddaughter, loved to dance--wheelchair in tow, up to the very last moment of his life. Chapter 2 Cultivating Your Soul's Unique Path--Daring To Be Spiritually Incorrect Joseph Sharp--Writer, lecturer, long-term AIDS survivor and author of Living Our Dying and Sacred Individuality. I've come to respect the voice of the dissenter and maverick when it comes to spiritual matters. The avenues of seeking that interest me today are not about trying to locate or discern a spiritual cooperative or single tradition that I can best fit within. To the contrary, I want to know how to more fully cultivate my soul's individuality. How is my soul trying to express itself through the unique particulars of my humanity--a humanity that is sometimes ecstatic and joyful, but just as often touched by sadness, anger or despair? --Joseph Sharp Chapter 3 Attidudinal Healing--The Essence of Our Being Is Love Dr. Gerald Jampolsky and Dr. Diane Circincione--Founding Director of the Center for Attitudinal Healing, transformational speakers and co-authors of Change Your Mind, Change Your Life and several other books. Health and healing ultimately has nothing to do with the body. Real health is inner peace. --Dr. Diane Circincione Love is letting go of fear. --Dr. Gerald Jampolsky Chapter 4 From Psyche to Soul--The Healing Power of Archetypes Marion Woodman--Jungian analyst, transformational speaker and author of The Pregnant Virgin, Dancing in the Flames and several other books. Soul is eternal; its language is metaphor, which belongs in this moment and in the timeless, spaceless moment. --Marion Woodman