Wisdom from the Hive: how ancient philosophers and the hum of the bees teach us to embrace death and live fully
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What if facing death could lead you to a richer, more meaningful life? Ancient philosophers like Socrates, Pythagoras, Epicurus and Marcus Aurelius believed so - and their timeless insights reveal how thinking deeply about life's end can inspire us to live with intention, courage and peace. Death has always been a mystery, inspiring fear, wonder, and reverence. For ancient philosophers, thinking about death was a way to gain insight into life. Their reflections offer us a deeper way to live, one that draws us closer to the natural cycles that govern both the hive and our own lives. Hello, I’m Titanilla, a holistic beekeeper, historian and death doula based in Scotland. If you find this information valuable, connect with me on social media for more insights and buzz-worthy content on holistic beekeeping. Let’s continue to explore the intricate connections between bees, nature, and our collective responsibility to protect our planet. Pythagoras: Death as a Return to Harm...