A spiritual guide to precocious senectitude...lessons from the very old on living better in the present

Join us as we hear from Rev. David H. Messner ’95 MBA on “lessons from the very old (the “old-old” as one of my congregants called it) on what constitutes a good life. Lessons that are as meaningful at 25 as at 95. Old-old virtues are like magic in reframing a life of less worry, more ease, and greater generativity--and they often arrive way too late. I’m not talking about how 95-year-olds explain being a good 25 year old but about how they have reconstructed a world and worldview for themselves that is deeply human and sustainable.”

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