The Pagan Book of Living and Dying

First of all, I think this book fills a void. As [b:Grieving: A Beginner's Guide|3597143|Grieving A Beginner's Guide|Jerusha Hull McCormack|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31T1NETdufL._SL75_.jpg|3639828] points out, our culture is really anti-death to the point where even talking about death or dealing with the grieving is really unexplored territory. And I enjoyed this book and found it comforting, but at the same time ended up feeling like paganism is "warm" when it comes to my personal spirituality, but I'm not quite there. But I don't think any "off-the-shelf" religion is going to do it for me, and it really is an excellent book.

Borrowed from library during hard time of mourning. It has a lot to say about grief from the pagan perspective. I need to buy a copy of this to re-read and use in practice.