
Morrie In His Own Words
''To Morrie, life was a process of opening oneself lovingly - to other people, to the world, ultimately to something larger than ourselves. To the last instant, Morrie was full of wonder and joy. The way he lived his final year was this great teacher''s final lesson.'' – Paul Solman, from the introduction
At the age of seventy-seven, sociology professor Morrie Schwartz learned that he had motor n...
''To Morrie, life was a process of opening oneself lovingly - to other people, to the world, ultimately to something larger than ourselves. To the last instant, Morrie was full of wonder and joy. The way he lived his final year was this great teacher''s final lesson.'' – Paul Solman, from the introduction
At the age of seventy-seven, sociology professor Morrie Schwartz learned that he had motor n...