Excerpts from NEW BOOK

Our greatest fear is death. Humor eliminates fear.

People WANT to laugh at death. People NEED to laugh at death.

Trappist Monks aren’t saddened or frightened by death. They greet each other with, “Momento Mori” – remember you’re dying. They keep in their thoughts that they’re mortal. This daily reminder leads to a life of meaning – appreciating every precious second.

“It is with passion and reverence I offer you a new way of thinking – the possibility of finding humor in what scares us the most. You may not be ready to laugh at death. I understand. This guidebook is available when you are. Before I ever heard of a Trappist Monk I wouldn’t have believed that death could be the meaning of life. I do now!”

Momento Mori,

David Naster

Polly, “When my mother visited her dying brother she told him, ‘I don’t like funerals. So, I just want you to know, I won’t be coming to yours.’

        “‘That’s okay,’ he said, ‘I wouldn’t be able to talk to you anyway.’”

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