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A Great Soul Has Passed (opens the original)
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Charlie died peacefully at home on September 26th, 2026. He was ready to die, certain that he had lived a wonderful life. He was deeply touched by the hundreds of prayers and testimonials from so many people who interacted with us over the decades as friends, family, students, clients, and readers of our books. These personal emails and facebook postings spoke eloquently about how their lives changed for the better from having known him. Charlie wasn’t afraid of death, only curious about what wa
An Update from Charlie 9/22 (opens the original)
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Charlie-Radical amazement is a core philosophical and spiritual concept coined by Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, describing an orientation of awe, wonder, and deep reverence toward all of reality, taking nothing for granted: Heschel taught that our goal should be to wake up and view the world as incredible rather than treating existence casually. This orientation applies to nature, history, our physical surroundings, and our own selves.I have understood the concept of radical amazement on an inte
An Update from Charlie 9/15 (opens the original)
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Charlie is now too weak to type or write in long hand, so he dictated this message to me to send to you. His cell phone got sent to the laundry by mistake on the final day that he was at Stanford Medical Center. So, if you have sent a text or voice mail and have had no response, it’s because he did not receive your message.What’s Your Work?Charlie: We’ve all heard that creating great relationships requires a lot of work. During these last months, it has become abundantly clear that it is essenti
An Update on Charlie 9/1 (opens the original)
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“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard,”-Milne in Winnie the PoohWhat’s difficult for me about this time:It’s hard to face that soon Charlie won’t be in his body any longer. It feels so unreal. I hear my internal voice attempting to prepare me by gently repeating, “Charlie will die soon.”I experience a deep fatigue that comes from being the primary caregiver round the clock.There is an accumulation of stress for four months in the hospital, bouncing like a billiard b
Every Great Warrior Knows When It’s Time to Surrender (opens the original)
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Charlie spent five days at Stanford Hospital. We are so glad he did because it is a world-class medical facility and the doctors were wonderful. We did not want to leave any stones unturned. The hospitalist, infectious disease doctor, and orthopedist were all aligned in validating his decision to go back on Hospice. They offered the choice of four more surgeries which his frail body might not survive. And if he did survive the surgeries, there was no guarantee that the bacterial infection wouldn
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