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"Aging Gracefully Or Nearly So" covers topics ranging from practical tipsfor staying healthy to what is involved in meditation. Starting from the feetup, Custead explores the aging process in relation to "money, nutrition,meditation and fantasy." His writing is relatable to readers of everygeneration.
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In what Custead describes as "part manual, part memorial, and partmemoir," "Aging Gracefully Or Nearly So" stresses the importance of the moralinjunctions that were respected in the earliest writing cultures from Africato China, and the author makes ample use of his Ph.D. in humanities. Inrecognizing the physical foundations of our psychological and spiritualdimensions, he stresses the importance of nutrition and regular, moderateexercise, providing detailed instructions for stretching, both in the morningand throughout the day:
Throughout "Aging Gracefully Or Nearly So," Custead repeatedly remindsreaders to keep a sense of humor, another "essential ingredient" to aginggracefully. His advice is ultimately intended to provide a guide for"fine-tuning ourselves in expectation of transformation from this plane," hewrites.
About the Author: Dr. H. John Custead lives and writes in the area ofJacksonville, Fla., where he also teaches part-time at a community college.He exercises and meditates regularly, eats well, and generally lives life toits fullest. His interests include growing orchids and collecting gems,stamps and antiques.
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This release was issued through eReleases(TM). For more information,visit http://www.ereleases.com.While commuting to work or to your part-time gig, if you're stopped by a traffic light, in the privacy of our own auto, we can stretch our neck, first back and forth side to side for some eight or so movements to stretch those muscles on each side of your head. After having stretched the side muscles of your neck, begin slowly at first to rotate your head. Perhaps at first in a clockwise direction. Slowly, move the head round and round several turns, then reverse and do several turns in the opposite direction. Now reverse and continue to rotate but now with more "reach." I enjoy hearing the little stretching sounds my tissues make as I am reminding them to remain limber and not to freeze into the inactivity and inelasticity we associate with "old age."
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