Oliver Sacks on Death, Destiny, and the Redemptive Radiance of a Life Fully Lived – The Marginalian

#8220;It is the fate — the genetic and neural fate — of every human being to be a unique individual, to find his own path, to live his own life, to die his own death.”

The Art of Allowing Change: Neurobiologist Susan R. Barry's Moving Correspondence with Oliver Sacks about the Blessed Overwhelm of Transformation – The Marginalian

Hallucinations, and the Passing of Oliver Sacks - Talkspace

The Gentle Giant: Oliver Sacks and the Art of Choosing Empathy Over Vengeance – The Marginalian

Oliver Sacks on 9/11 and the Paradoxical Power of Music to Bring Solace by Making Room for Our Pain – The Marginalian

Love, Lunacy, and a Life Fully Lived: Oliver Sacks, the Science of Seeing, and the Art of Being Seen – The Marginalian

Oliver Sacks on 9/11 and the Paradoxical Power of Music to Bring Solace by Making Room for Our Pain – The Marginalian

Oliver Sacks on Death, Destiny, and the Redemptive Radiance of a Life Fully Lived – The Marginalian

Oliver Sacks on Awakening - Michelle Tocher - Author

Oliver Sacks – The Marginalian

Oliver Sacks on Gratitude - Oliver Sacks Official Website of Author, Neurologist & Foundation

Oliver Sacks Left Us Some Powerful Thoughts on Death

Oliver Sacks on Nature's Beauty as a Gateway into Deep Time and a Lens on the Interconnectedness of the Universe – The Marginalian

The Necessity of Our Illusions: Oliver Sacks on the Mind as an Escape Artist from Reality – The Marginalian