death
Teachings on death from a Buddhist perspective, including preparing for death, dying peacefully, and helping the dying.
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The drawbacks to not remembering death
When we don't reflect on death we don't practice the Dharma and if we do,…
View PostThe Madhyamaka view: Questions and answers
Geshe Dadul Namgyal answers questions from the first day of teachings on the Madhyamaka view.
View PostAttachment to the body
Contemplating the amount of time we spend seeking pleasure for and pampering our body when…
View PostThe nine-point death meditation
Reflecting on our relationships with money, possessions, friends, and relatives, and the karma we create…
View PostMoving towards our spiritual goals
While it is important to know what we are moving away from in our spiritual…
View PostGiving up grasping
Practicing now so that giving up our body, wealth, and friends at the time of…
View PostWhat matters at the time of death
Cutting the cord of attachment and aversion so that we can be free from petty…
View PostPreparing for death
Reflecting on the deaths happening around us constantly is a warning for us to practice…
View PostThe purpose of remembering death
Clarifying that the purpose of keeping our death in mind is not to cause fear,…
View PostCleaning up our relationships
With the certainty of death in mind, we want to make sure that we die…
View PostThe certainty of death
Overcoming our denial around death helps us to make our lives more meaningful.
View PostOvercoming confusion
A new series of teachings on a text by Je Rinpoche. Setting the scene for…
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