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From ABC, this is the 10% Happier Podcast. I'm Dan Herrick.

Today we're talking about everybody's favorite subject. Death. I don't know why this, well

I know why, but it's odd if you think about it, why this subject freaks everybody out because

it's coming for all of us and everybody we know. And yet, and I don't put, this is true

for me too. It's very difficult to think about death, especially your own. It's a little

bit like trying to get a cat to look in the mirror or hold two magnets together. It's

just like there's a lot of resistance. People don't want to think about it. And we sort

of quarantine our older people into nursing homes and we paint people up when they're in

open caskets and we just don't want to think about this fundamental reality. And one of

the things that I love about Buddhism and as an aside here, when I talk about Buddhism,

I don't think of it as something to believe in, but rather something to do. So what I like

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