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Death has an undeserved, bad reputation! Within the understandings of western medicine, when the body stops working, that is the end of the line... Flatline... Western medicine fights hard to stave off the inevitable end of life. But evidence is surfacing that many medical treatments can themselves hasten the end of life. A much ignored statistic is that 100,000 people die from medications properly prescribed, and another 150,000 die from medical errors. It is amazing that these facts are ignored! Perhaps we can understand this through an observation of Joseph Stalin: One man's death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic.
But death is not the end of your existence. After dying, people are often surprised to find themselves still keenly aware of the lives they lived, which may have been cut off prematurely by illnesses, accidents or medical mishaps. In these moving stories, Daniel Benor, MD shows you some of the dangers of making modern medicine your first choice for treatment.
In SPOON RIVER REVISITED, Dan invites you in other cases to consider the remarkable transformations that new and ancient methods of healing offer for treatment of illnesses and for easing the transition through death and into the afterlife. The people of Spoon River will show you that health is far more than the state of function of your body, and that death is the beginning of new journeys rather than a dead end.
These ongoing human trials and travails will move you and help you appreciate the sweetness of your own life, and to anticipate the healings in the inevitable end of your life and the lives of others.
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