Anāyāsena means without struggle. Essays on dying with dignity, and on what medicine can learn from ancient wisdom about letting go.
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Hunger or Craving: Is It Your Stomach or Your Mind That Wants to Eat?Anāyāsena means without struggle. Essays on dying with dignity, and on what medicine can learn from ancient wisdom about letting go.
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I’m sitting across from a family I’ve never met. Mr. Kumar’s sons. His daughter. His wife. They’re looking at me with a question in their eyes…

This is Part 1 of a 6-part series on death, dignity, and what medicine can learn from ancient wisdom. The Weight We Carry The son wants…





