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(4.04) Mortality is Sacred
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We sometimes think of the next life as a sacred existence--a time when we will be free from all the challenges of mortality. But mortality itself can be viewed as sacred because it is simply a slice of our eternal journey. In this episode, I share four examples from our mission here in Tahiti that show how mortality is sacred.
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