What if death isn’t the opposite of life, but just one degree away? In this deeply personal and spiritual episode, Nathalie Brewer, founder of This One Day, explores her intimate reckoning with mortality after a decade of living with metastatic cancer.

Drawing from A Course in Miracles, Marianne Williamson, Eckhart Tolle, Anita Moorjani (Dying to Be Me), she reflects on how meditation, grief, and near-death experiences have transformed her understanding of death — not as an end, but as a doorway to presence, peace, and eternal connection.

Nathalie shares stories of her father’s passing, her own brushes with palliative care, and how love and loss live side by side. This episode offers a heart-opening lens on the eternal self, the ego’s fear of death, and the quiet miracle of living fully in the shadow of impermanence.

This episode ends with a 5 minute guided mediation to help you cultivate a deep sense of peace and connection by bridging your physical self with your eternal, timeless nature. It’s perfect for easing anxiety around life and death, grounding you in presence, and nurturing your inner wisdom and love, anytime, anywhere.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first-ever episode of This One Day, Nathalie Brewer opens up about her raw and transformative experience of living with cancer and multiple metastases over the past nine years. From a life of creative freedom, world travel, and artistic exploration, to the unexpected shift into the quiet routines of single parenthood in Melbourne, she reflects on the powerful contrast between those two lives. Nathalie shares how facing death can bring us closer to life, and how this awareness can shape the way we live each day. The episode concludes with a 5-minute guided meditation designed to help you open your heart to the possibility and power in this one day.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This One day is a podcast for those of us who refuse to sleepwalk through life. Nathalie Brewer is a teacher, mother and artist who has lived for nearly a decade through multiple types of cancer and many brushes with death.

This one day is not about clichés or slogans for living in the present moment. And it's not about cheating death. It's about running full pelt towards life. It's about choosing one action every day that shapes a life worth dying for. Because a good life is nothing more than an accumulation of good days. And we can start today, making this day count in the continuum of our life.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.