Book Review: Who Dies?

This is one of my favourite books, written by one of my favourite authors, on the subject of death, and indeed life.  It is aimed at a spiritual audience, where a belief in the soul and in some form of 'God' is assumed and indeed many of the case studies and anecdotes have a spiritual theme.  However, the bulk of the book is about dealing with the many psychological and emotional aspects of death - as the title suggests it delves deep into our identities and our ability to let go and surrender to the moment, whatever it brings - to participate fully in life.

Stephen Levine has an extremely in depth knowledge of the human psyche, and seems to ooze compassion in the way that he writes.  Yes, there are many deep psychological concepts which are explored, which may need to be read more than once if you aren't used to such deep exploration.  However, this is broken up with many beautifully engaging stories which will have you turning pages and confronting your own emotions as you follow the cases that he writes about. 

If you're interested, here is the link to the amazon page: Who Dies?