“FRUITFUL AGING” BY TOM PINKSON PhD

“For over 55 years, SHAMANIC TEACHER, PSYCHOLOGIST, and CEREMONIAL LEADER, Dr. Tom “tomás” Pinkson has been a pioneer, bridge building between cultures and ancient wisdom traditions, sharing how shamanic and nature-based principles can help us address the challenges of our times and return to sacred living. Tom is also an author, husband, dad, and grandpa, as well as the founder of the Live Love Now Flow Fund, WAKAN, and A New Vision of Living.”

“Finding the Gold in the Golden Years, is about meeting the challenges of aging in a skilful manner in order to grow this time of life into the richest and most rewarding time of all. Take the leap! Jump in with Dr. Tom Pinkson and set your compass to navigate the changes and challenges of Fruitful Aging. Start mapping your journey with these successful strategies, practical exercises and inspired reflections by elders.”

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“A new way of seeing comes from trusting the presence and creative wisdom power of this invisible reality that underlies physical manifestation; call it spirit, God, Goddess, call it sacred mystery or whatever works for you. The name isn’t so important. What is important is whether you are able to surrender into it, peaceful letting go of attachment to how you want people and things to be.”
Tom’s website is here: https://drtompinkson.com/
Fruitful Aging can be purchased here:
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/search?q=Fruitful%20Aging%2C%20Tom%20Pinkson
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“This book directs the reader to creative approaches for harvesting the labor and lessons of a lifetime. Each chapter dives deeper into exploring the universe within and leads the way to revisioning what it means to be not only mature in years - but Golden! The valuable guidance in this book is presented in a way that lends inspiration to both journey and sojourner alike.”

Reflection:
Tom Pinkson’s work makes a beneficial contribution towards understanding ageing positively, consciously, and spiritually. For readers, or ‘spiritual explorers’ over the age of 55, you will find Pinkson’s work goes way beyond much of the age-related rhetoric circulating today. Fruitful Aging remains on my bookshelf in 2026.

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