It's very simple, and there are a lot of sounds like it, but it cuts through the noise of anything I'm watching or listening to whenever it plays and I've become obsessed with it. His next book explains how languages, words, and sounds are used in ritual and ceremonial practices.It's a short, 3 second sound effect of something that’s really quite inoffensive, but still manages to register with me every time I hear it. He also wrote Now That I Am Dead: What I Should Know at the End of Life and How Reiki Can Change Your Life: A Sourcebook for Students, Practitioners, and Reiki Teachers.Įnrique’s future books will delve into paranormal topics: spiritual, esoteric, ceremonial magick, and the occult. The author won first prize for his book, It’s Hard to Die!: “Do I Hold On or Do I Let Go?”. So, he melded Western and Eastern patient care philosophies into his respiratory care practice until his retirement in 2018. He studied the effects of sound, pranic healing, auric healing, chakra balancing, taught certification classes in Reiki, The Human Aura, and Sacred Emanations and Words of Power, and provided spiritual counseling.Īfter a nearing-death experience in 2001, he recognized the need for holistic healthcare-treating body, mind, and spirit.
In the 1990s, he pursued studies in alternative healing methods and energy work and became a Reiki Master. He continued his studies from a cross-cultural perspective. His studies include systems and rituals of the Kabbalah, ceremonial magick, Wicca, Witchcraft, spiritualism, and some Afro-Caribbean religions.Ī respiratory therapist since 1973, he earned a degree in anthropology with an interest in religion and medical anthropology and was also drawn to other empirical sciences and social and behavioral studies. Cordero was born into a family active in spiritual, esoteric, and occult practices for generations. A respiratory therapist since 1973, he earned a degree in anthropology with an interest in religion and medical anthropology and was also drawn to Enrique A. His studies include systems and rituals of the Kabbalah, ceremonial magick, Wicca, Witchcraft, spiritualism, and some Afro-Caribbean religions. A deeper understanding of the viewpoints of other religions, cultures, and ethnicities will help us become more understanding, compassionate, and respectful of the needs and wishes of the dying person.Īre you ready to journey beyond your comfort zone?. Perhaps embracing new ideas will open our minds and hearts to myriad possibilities. As distressing questions and situations arise you may be forced to make difficult decisions regarding some various issues:Īm I playing God? | Letting go or hanging on | What happens during the dying process? | Fear of dying | Grief and bereavement | Funeral? Burial? Cremation? | Being at peace with your religious and spiritual beliefs | What happens after death? If you or a loved one are facing end-of-life issues, this book may help to alleviate the uncertainties and anguish felt during this most heart-rending time. Our comfort zone is our reality, and we protect it from intrusion-especially when it comes to thoughts of death and dying. It is difficult to step outside our comfort zone-our place of refuge, that little corner in our minds that offers solitude and protection from the unfamiliar. It addresses issues that impact the mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of the dying person, their family, and friends.
It is difficu Unlike the author’s first book, It’s Hard to Die! “Do I Hold On or Do I Let Go?” which focuses on the practical and clinical aspects of the dying process-this book presents the subject from a metaphysical and transcendental approach. Unlike the author’s first book, It’s Hard to Die! “Do I Hold On or Do I Let Go?” which focuses on the practical and clinical aspects of the dying process-this book presents the subject from a metaphysical and transcendental approach.
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