The twilight story of world-renowned spiritual master Anselm Grün.

“What will I look like when I grow old?” There is probably no one who has not asked this question at least once in their life.
So, life in old age is a task not only for older people, but for all of us.
There are growing voices lamenting that society is aging.
As older people are marginalized and excluded from younger society, many groups and programs specifically for older people are emerging.
But some programs simply serve to alleviate the boredom of older people.
There are many people who, even in their old age, remain as busy as they were when they were young and push themselves to achieve something.
This is nothing more than an avoidance of the fact that I am getting old.
Facing the reality of growing older makes life fulfilling and gives us much to say to younger people.
Reflecting on aging is a process of understanding the mystery of humanity.


This book presents some basic principles of aging skills and introduces a process for acquiring skills such as 'acceptance', 'letting go', and 'going beyond yourself' in your own way.
Practicing the various stages of the aging skills in this book will help you be a blessing to others both while you live and after you die.