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MCLA Mastery Circle: Thomas Grigg, PhD - “The Reality of Dying and the Illusion of Death”

Zoom recorded on September 17, 2024 Thomas Griggs, PhD: “The Reality of Dying and the Illusion of Death” Description: Prompted by Mac Davis’ sharing of his friend’s appearance to his friend and his family after he was reported to have died, this session will allow us to share our personal journeys in our understanding of death and dying. What were you originally taught about death? What did you first believe happened when someone died? How have your thoughts and beliefs changed over the years? What influenced you to evolve your conception of death? What important experiences have you had that helped you develop your current understanding? Are you carrying any questions you would like to pose to the group? Dr. Griggs graduated from Duke University where he spent two years studying ethics, world religions, symbolic communication and Jungian psychology, followed by additional study in the Divinity School. His first Masters Degree in Psychotherapy and Social Change led to licensure as a Marriage Family and Child therapist and a specialty in transformational group psychotherapy. He earned his second Masters and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Palo Alto University. After working at the interface of clinical psychology and psychic emergency in both inpatient and outpatient settings, he helped launch the Association of Psychic Practitioners in Northern California in 1983. Since 1993 he has been an active member of The ManKind Project USA, becoming a Declared Elder in 2019. After calling North Carolina home for more than 4 decades, he returned to the West Coast in 2020 to be near his daughter and grandchildren in Seattle. CONTACT INFORMATION: Thomas Shelden Griggs, Ph.D. Griggs Leadership Programs Bothell, Washington (828) 337-1904 NAME: Thomas Shelden Griggs EMAIL: thomas@griggsleadership.com PHONE: (828) 337-1904