When a person is diagnosed with cancer or an incurable disease, they have a characteristic emotional response: an initial period of shock and disbelief followed by a series of reactions of anxiety and sadness. Then a basic attitude is formed that leads the person to live their experience in a positive or negative way. This attitude depends on psychological, social, economic, spiritual variables and on the interpretation that is made of the experience that is being lived. Therefore, in response to the stress that dying and death entail, different behaviors are presented and each patient will carry out their trajectory according to your lifestyle and your personality.
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Live well, die well - Part 1
Live well, die well - Part 2
Live well, die well - Part 3
Integrate death - Part 1
Palliative care and advanced disease - Part 1
Spiritual dimension at the end of life - Part 1
Spiritual dimension at the end of life - Part 2
The silence of the brain: mental calmness
Why does the brain need to listen to the body?
Do we make decisions with our body or with reason?
What are stress and anxiety?
Stress is an emotion. How does our brain manage it?
Soul and Body
Faith and Trust
The Mind and the Senses
Karma Yoga
Sri Sri Krishna and Sri Arjuna
The Mahabharata
Técnicas para controlar la Mente
