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Thank you for sharing such a beautiful sentiment! 🌸✨ Living with compassion and wisdom truly enriches our lives and those around us. May we all continue to be inspired by the teachings of Buddhism. 🙏❤️

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Indeed, truly great are the monks who embody the Buddha's teachings through their wisdom, compassion, and humility. They inspire us to walk the path of Dhamma diligently, step by step, toward liberation. Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu! 🙏😊🌹

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This is one of the best messages I've ever listened to 😢. Thank you. I will definitely share with people I know, but only one of many thousands will understand and apply these into their lives. 😢

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There is no spirituality higher than Buddhism, if one can go deep...Osho preaches and lived according to Budhism.❤

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Osho speeches but not lived according to Buddhism .

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Question for you what are your insights on the Bardo Thodol?😊 Thank you ❤😊

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The Bardo Thodol, commonly known in the West as the Tibetan Book of the Dead, is a significant text in Tibetan Buddhism. Here are some insights on its content, purpose, and cultural importance: 1. Content and Structure The Bardo Thodol is a guide for the deceased and the living on how to navigate the intermediate state (bardo) between death and rebirth. It is traditionally read aloud to the dying or recently deceased to help guide their consciousness through the various stages of the bardo. The text is divided into several sections, each dealing with different aspects of the dying process and the afterlife. 2. The Concept of Bardo In Tibetan Buddhism, bardo refers to the intermediate state between death and rebirth. There are six types of bardo, but the Bardo Thodol focuses on three: Chikhai Bardo: The moment of death. Chonyid Bardo: The experience of reality. Sidpa Bardo: The process of rebirth. 3. Visions and Experiences The text describes various visions and experiences that the consciousness encounters during the bardo state. These include peaceful and wrathful deities, which are considered manifestations of the mind. The text aims to help the deceased recognize these visions as projections of their own mind and thus attain liberation. 4. Purpose and Usage The primary purpose of the Bardo Thodol is to aid the deceased in achieving liberation from the cycle of rebirth (samsara). By recognizing the true nature of the visions encountered in the bardo, the deceased can attain enlightenment. The text is also used to prepare the living for the experience of death, encouraging them to lead a virtuous life and engage in spiritual practices. 5. Cultural and Religious Significance The Bardo Thodol is deeply embedded in Tibetan culture and religious practice. It reflects the Tibetan Buddhist understanding of death and the afterlife and serves as a practical guide for navigating the spiritual journey after death. Its teachings emphasize the impermanence of life and the importance of spiritual practice to achieve a favorable rebirth or liberation. 6. Influence and Interpretation The Bardo Thodol has influenced various spiritual and psychological perspectives in the West, particularly after its translation by scholars like Walter Evans-Wentz in the early 20th century. It has been interpreted in various ways, including psychological interpretations that view the text as a metaphor for the death-rebirth cycle of the ego. 7. Practical Application In Tibetan Buddhist practice, the text is often recited by lamas or monks at the bedside of the dying or during funerary rites. It serves both as a spiritual guide and a form of solace for the bereaved, emphasizing the continuity of consciousness and the potential for liberation even after death. Summary The Bardo Thodol is a profound text that offers insight into the Tibetan Buddhist view of death and the afterlife. Its teachings on the intermediate state between death and rebirth provide guidance for achieving liberation and reflect the deep spiritual traditions of Tibetan Buddhism. Its influence extends beyond religious practice, offering a unique perspective on the nature of consciousness and the human experience of death.

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