Monthly Member Event
What Mortality Teaches Us About Time
After Lorri's heart stopped in 2010, mortality stopped being theoretical. What did that change about time and ordinary life?
- Date
- April 2, 2027
- Time
- 12:00 PM–1:00 PM Mountain Time
- Format
- Live Online
- Access
- Included with Free Membership
The Question
What happens to your relationship with time when death stops feeling theoretical?
In 2010, Lorri’s heart stopped. Mortality stopped being an abstract subject for her after that experience.
Awareness of death can create urgency, but urgency does not automatically tell you what deserves attention. Ordinary responsibilities, slow relationships and unfinished work still take time.
Lorri will talk about how her near-death experience changed her relationship with time, what became more important and why finite time can sharpen some choices without making every decision simple.
Member Questions Welcome
Three questions to start with.
Which kinds of urgency become clearer after a brush with death, and which are simply fear?
How can awareness of death change the value of an ordinary day?
What still deserves patience when life feels finite?
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