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The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying
- Narrated by: John Cleese, Susan Skipper, Peri Eagleton, Sogyal Rinpoche
- Length: 6 hrs and 7 mins
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Sogyal Rinpoche presents a radically new vision of living and dying. He shows how to go beyond our fear and denial of death to discover what it is in us that survives death and is changeless. Rinpoche explains simple yet powerful practices that listeners can use to transform their lives, prepare for death, and help the dying.
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"As a guide to the Tibetan tradition and its insights into life and death, Sogyal Rinpoche is without peer. . . .Sogyal Rinpoche. . .has delivered the Tibetan equivalent of The Divine Comedy." ( New York Times Book Review)
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- AaviGD
- 23-09-21
Very interesting
Definitely interesting, just wish it was the entire book. Cannot seem to find the entire book in audible format though.
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- Martin O.
- 26-09-23
A constant source of inspiration
I’ve read this book many times and shall continue to do so for the remainder of this lifetime. Indeed, it’s a treasure chest of wisdom, and provided great inspiration for my first book, How To Die Happy.
Anyone likely to experience the phenomena of life and death really ought to read The Tibetan Book of Living & Dying.
Lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu.
🙏🏾💚🌈
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- MICHAEL FAMALAM
- 18-02-19
awaken.
Comprehend the metaphysical mechanics of the cosmos as illuminated by Tibetan wisdom and awaken into the Clear Light.
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- Peter Kelly
- 02-04-22
Life is preparation for death
enlightening, clear and concise audio book for a newcomer to Dzogchen. Very interesting and inspirational content.
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- Dan
- 09-11-20
A great book
Selen from the ancient perspective of the grejat säges and monke of Tibet and Nepal. This book removes our modern drama absolut Death and tells it like it is.
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- Carlo
- 13-12-21
Christ it is John Cleese, how on earth did that co
Christ it is John Cleese, how on earth did that come about. I'm trying to listen to the words and tones of the voice kept popping comedy imagery to mind. I kept think, that sounds just like John Cleese. Mr Cleese if you are reading this, please accept my apology for assuming you no deeper than humer, although your comedy was multi layered at times.
thank you for this and all your great work
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- Louise Carr
- 18-04-20
a beautiful book
I have listened to it 3 times now and it wont be the last
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- Nick Staikos
- 07-02-22
Truly liberating from the anxiety of death
This book is the final piece of the Buddhism puzzle. Now it all makes sense, now it all adds up. It is liberating to know that the dying process is fully documented and can be navigated successfully if one has cultivated the right skills. I think this book requires a good understanding of Buddhist principles otherwise it might be a bit hard to follow.
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- Ms A
- 06-12-22
Pray for a better world
I needed to read this to help me grieve my recently stillborn daughter. I have new thoughts to contemplate my loss and a helpful new perspective to see this unfortunate life event.
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- Sharon
- 12-07-23
life changing
I have the book, and it has been my bible for the last 27 years. Clearing the mind . How to see troubles like the ocean, sometimes calm, Sometimes unsettled but never permanent, always changing. .dealing with death in a positive way
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