If there is no tomorrow

In *If There Is No Tomorrow*, Anselm Grün ponders what he would do if he knew he only had one more day to live. Which people would he like to meet, and what would he say to each of them? What words could express gratitude for friendship, forgiveness for misunderstandings, love for family and friends? What assessment would he make of his life? According to the author, reflecting on the last day brings a profound sense of inner freedom, for there is no need to do anything else—death frees us from pressures and conflicts, leaving us only to surrender to God. And, most importantly, meditating on death awakens in us a sensitivity to what truly matters in life. In this book, Anselm Grün shows us that reflecting on the last day helps us glimpse the deeper dimension of existence and discover the source of the divine. Through reflection on our last day, we attempt to understand the mystery of life and find renewed gratitude for being alive.