Charles Ignatius's newly released "The Agony and Ecstasy of Dying" is a fascinating manuscript that uncovers the different aspects of death and its effects.

MEADVILLE, Pa., Oct. 11, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- "The Agony and Ecstasy of Dying": an interesting analysis that focuses on the dying, their manifestations of possible pain and suffering, and how death is perceived and felt by different people as it comes. "The Agony and Ecstasy of Dying" is the creation of published author Charles Ignatius, a writer from India born in a Catholic family. He worked as a chaplain with Cabrini Medical Center and later with Schervier Nursing Care Center for sixteen years, where he also served as director of pastoral care for six years. In 2017, he finished his doctorate program in pastoral psychology. Simultaneously, Charles enrolled in the psychoanalysis program at Blanton-Peale Graduate Institute.
Ignatius shares, "Everyone born on this planet has to die one day. Death is something no human being can escape. Death and dying are an inevitable part of human life. Death is universal. Every day, thousands of people die in every country throughout the globe. No one is promised a tomorrow. The only thing we can count on is today and this moment. Death crosses all barriers of religion, ethnicity, language, color, civilization, and culture. Death remains a grand mystery.
"Throughout history, every religion and every school of philosophy have attempted to explain this mystery. It is something that touches the life of every man and woman, binding the entire human race under the sky. It catches the rich and the poor and throws the black and the white in the grave. The powerful and the humble, all leave this world eventually. But the process of dying need not be painful as many imagine it to be. The knowledge about death and dying and preparing oneself to accept it as a new form of life can make the experience of dying more graceful and peaceful. The intervention of caregivers can play a vital role to make this happen."
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Charles Ignatius's new book is an effective medium in understanding death as a spiritual and psychological process. This tells one that in some circumstances, death could not only happen to one person—but also, to his family and friends.
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