Author Archives: Aaron Weaver (Blog Writer, SevenPonds)

“Enter the Void” by Gaspar Noé

A visually stunning, experimental film that follows one man through the afterlife

“Enter the Void,” directed by Argentine filmmaker Gaspar Noé, who lives in France, is a visually stunning, psychedelic exploration of one man’s journey after death. The film is renowned for its hallucinatory portrayal of Tokyo’s neon-lit underworld and its unconventional … Continue reading

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New Data Shows Which Groups Struggle to Find End-of-Life Care

End-of-life care can be beneficial, but not always accessible to all

In an ideal world, everyone facing their final days would have access to end-of-life care. These services can help alleviate some of the stress associated with such an existential experience. Unfortunately, some groups have struggled more than others to obtain … Continue reading

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“Change” by Big Thief

Big Thief paints a welcoming picture of change and death

There is no change without death. What once was must die to transform. It doesn’t have to be negative; it’s just part of the process. Big Thief embraces this truth and gently sends the message home on the band’s song … Continue reading

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TAISEI DESIGN Creates TSURUMI Children’s Hospice

A design firm aims to create comfort and normalcy for those experiencing an abnormal situation

The TSURUMI Children’s Hospice, designed by TAISEI DESIGN Planners Architects & Engineers, represents a pioneering effort in Japan to create a community-supported hospice for children. Inspired by Britain’s Helen & Douglas House, the hospice is located within Tsurumi Ryokuchi Flower … Continue reading

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Seventeen Quotes About the Gifts of Aging

Getting older is a privilege we sometimes forget to acknowledge

Aging often gets a bad rap, but there is a beautiful side to growing older that deserves celebration. As we age, we gain wisdom, experience and a deeper appreciation for the nuances of life. In this article, we’ve gathered 17 … Continue reading

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New Hope for Preventing Dementia: A Multifaceted Approach

Lifestyle changes may improve early Alzheimer’s, offering hope for dementia prevention

The fight against Alzheimer’s disease and dementia has seen a promising new development. A recent study conducted by Dean Ornish, M.D. and his team at the University of California, San Francisco, sheds light on how a combination of non-medication interventions … Continue reading

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