What does it mean to "die with dignity"? Is it possible for family and friends to "prepare" for the death of a loved one? Through a series of evolving dialogues, based on his true, poignant day-to-day experiences, the author presents a philosophy of life that enlightens as it teaches us to overcome the challenges of living, and dying. 1) Discusses the mystical role of Uriel, the Guardian Angel of Man. 2) Delves into the trauma and emotional reactions of family and friends who are living through the dying experience with their loved one. 3) Presents a clear philosophy of life that helps a person prepare for anything that happens to him, including death.
This is a profoundly moving book - the story of Joshua facing his path of mortality with the help of a Rabbi. An excellent book for Jewish readers. Although I will eventually donate it to FSU Hillel, I'll want to re-read it again before it leaves my home.