Reflections on the Bardo Thodol

Arthaketu reflects on the Bardo Thodol, or Tibetan Book of the Dead, and explores its significance for Dharma practitioners today How can we make the most of the significant moments in life – the bardos, or “betweens” – and use them to help us see reality more clearly? Talk given at Manchester Buddhist Centre on 16th February 2013, as part of the Parinirvana festival weekend. The post Reflections on the Bardo Thodol appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.

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