Meditation On Death

Tsem Tulku Rinpoche talks about death meditation and how it spurs us to realise the impermanence of things. With his trademark hilarious jokes, this is a talk not to be missed.
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[@johnny4175]

The master has passed, But his compassion keeps flowing. I bow down my head in gratitude.

[@marigoldpluss]

🙏❤🙏

[@jayanthivarkar4938]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@andreawallenberger2668]

How fortunate we are that he recorded this Dharma Talk on Death before his own death🙏🌈

[@G4Report]

He uses skillful means to communicate his message. I've listened to dozens of his dharma talks, and they are always precious learning experiences.

[@callistafrencescatee6793]

Dear Brian, you are absolutely right, is through his teaching I realized many things in life.

[@WyxJason]

He sounds like that because of his passion. He's adamant about putting his point across, & he wants to get things done fast. That's his samsaric character, I feel it's useful to him as a teacher & I think more people will relate to him because of that..

[@sebastianaddict8937]

Thank you for not sugar coating this teaching. It is important for sincere practitioners who wish to make progress but find themselves overly preoccupied with worldly distractions to hear that their lack of progress is directly tied to their ignorance on impermanence. Such ignorance is an obstacle to accumulating merit because one's energy then goes into non-Dharma related things. Once we take to heart that we may truly die today, we will not waste our time indulging in the meaningless activities of life. So again, I thank you. In an age of emotional sensitivity it is refreshing to hear words of wisdom spoken so directly and to the point.

[@logicaluser]

I cannot begin to say much this has helped.....recently lost a dear friend whose last words were " I don't want to die" upon which it hit me that all are destined to die regardless of the path we are in. I have started death meditation and will continue to do so for it helps me enrich the lives of all that comeinto my life regardless of wether it is for a second or a lifetime.

[@shabkar]

Lama Yehse (and this lama seems to be of the same tradition) used to say, "Meditate on your own death till the tears run down your face." Tolle says," Die before you die." Don Juan says death is a good adviser. The Samurai Zen tradition says live like a dead man. Trungpa says his tutors took him to many funerals as a child. I found working in hospice very helpful. Now cancer helps me keep death close. Grateful, grateful, grateful.

[@ymfg9004]

Thank you Tsem Rinpoche, your Teachings are precious. I hope your Centre prospers and continues the wonderful legacy you have given our world. I have attended and volunteered at an NKT centre for fifteen years and although it is frowned upon to mix traditions, I watch the Teachings given by Tsem Rinpoche without guilt because the teachings are the same. Tsem Rinpoche's direct approach generates a sense of shame in me to get on with my Practices and drop the excuses. Quite the coincidence that last night we started a series of classes on the death process and today this video popped up while I was looking for something non-Buddhist 😁 Thank you to the kind Sangha at Kechara for continuing to post the Guru's Teachings so that others may discover the beauty of Mahayana Buddhism. xxx

[@956teetee]

Thank you Dear Rinpoche, it is so true Dharma is the greatest thing in the world

[@DrSiddha]

You can feel the passion and love for Dharma that he had in this life. His speech is so powerful!

[@maresolaris]

Eye-opening talk, calling for a true waking-up motivation. The message is very loud and clear, and uttered with a great sense of humour. Thank you, Rinpoche!

[@kay-pm5jc]

Thank you Tsem Tulku Rinpoche for sharing this amazing and clearly explanation about meditation on death. Everyone has a great fear of death, no one wants to die. However, it’s natural cycle, everyone in the world also has to face it. In Buddhism, dying without fear, with peace, with a sense of “happiness” is a key teaching. To the end, the teaching on the five power widely used in Purification practice can be helpful. These practice are: The Power of Purification, The Power of Intention, The Power of Remorse, The Power of Prayer and The Power of Familiarity. As Tsem Tulku Rinpoche said, everyone has to performing death meditation , no matter of what age you are. Many of the high lamas also advice on why we need performing the death meditation. For examples: “Death can happen at any time…meditating on death is very helpful.” by Zasep Tulku Rinpoche, “Facing Death and Dying Well” by His Holiness 14th Dalai Lama, “I think our fear on dying is a loss of control… Those thoughts are your conditioning” by Ondrea Levine , “ The notion of death cannot be applied to reality” by Thich Nhat Hanh, and so on. As a conclusion, meditation can overcoming the fear of dying and increasing our commitment to savour life. As we grow in mindfulness through reflection on the life of someone who had died and through meditating on death, we can learn to fully savour life and surf all its waves.

[@christineso231]

Helllo Nobody, thank you very much for watching Tsem Rinpoche`s teaching video. I greatly appreciate your insightful and valuable comment. Yes, I cant agree more. 🙏🙏🙏

[@nandalimbu]

OMG! this Rinpoche is awesome, he can really talk and give good example. Thank you for posting.

[@elliotreeves7579]

sassiest monk ever

[@christineso231]

Hi Elliot, have you visited Tsem Rinpoche`s blog www.tsemrinpoche.com ? :)

[@prasg1186]

Just got done & that's an understatement!!

[@verteidiger.des.eigenen]

Hahahaha

[@Viv8ldi]

I thought I was the only one who thought that

[@andreawallenberger2668]

priceless

[@leperenoel666]

Wonderful teaching ! thanks a lot tsem tulku rinpoche for posting your teachings ! Greetings from France !

[@ninjazkoolboyholk1714]

so honest and pure teacher..sadhu,sadhu,sadhu

[@johnf.kenedy6004]

Congratulations for your wonderful Dhamma Speech. I really appreciated it. I wish you good health, success, happiness, good luck, long life, prosperity and all the best in your life,sir. I am a Buddhist in Bangkok, Thailand.

[@tonymeltondj]

As many of us may know, the best meditation on death is watching dead bodies or the process of cremation and think that we will be on their place some day. Many monks do this practice and you can't deny that this practice is very efficient.

[@SethRamesh]

Outstanding. Thank you Tsem Rinpoche, your teachings are very effective.

[@anaemiabag]

can you hear that? that is the sound of me subscribing.

[@werweissdasmanlebt]

I Love to hear someone to speakin the really truth,oh how much i love this,thank you soooomuch for being incarnated in these times and speakin these wonderfull truth.Thanks. in these days...in a world where is spoken so many lies ..OM MANI PADME HUM and dont forget..We all are consciousness, You are I,and I am You.Everything is one.

[@JamesLightBassPlayer]

I think Rinpoche is a great teacher and entertaining person. This meditation if practiced can change your life .It is simple ,universal ,dark and light ideas that are universal and enlightening. These are unifying ideas just as Buddhism's teachings are. The same rules and ideas apply to everyone equally .A very serious yet funny and profound message .When you perceive the world and yourself as they are, then you see the simplicity of truth and beauty in yourself and the world and beyond.

[@JamesLightBassPlayer]

I just watched the battle is a good thing or whatever the title was. I also just watched some older Rinpoche videos .He's really an intense ,smart ,serious yet funny monk. I'm watching the videos to attain a higher level of understanding of thought, Buddhism, and purpose. I highly recommend this and all of Rinpoche's videos because he is operating on a very high level of thought ,possibly the highest level. He is also able to convey his thoughts to you with a powerful command to make people want to practice Buddhism without having to persuade people to practice .All good teachers make learning fun also so you learn without even realizing it but realize the teaching also .He makes very serious topics serious but also has a good sense of humor .He's a great teacher.

[@MsLikim]

Death is inevitable. Everyone knows death. When we meditate on death and see that all we desire and fight for will end in death, it really makes everything in a different perspective. I start to question, "What is really important?" Is my purpose in life merely to breathe, take up space, pretend to be important, have a few friends, a few millions????

[@liberty_wis]

How great after many years I manage to listen sharing from here

[@HClevelanddurga]

this should be taught in all public schools in america

[@yekyee]

Powerful teaching, short yet informative!!

[@darylali]

wow, hard hitting teachings! Thank you so much Rinpoche!

[@heavydiesel]

Everyone should watch this!

[@thinleyongmu3277]

Rimpochela thank u for the video.....and i love watching and following the dharma....thank u soooo much..

[@jagadishsubedi9363]

Love you from Kathmandu Guru. Meditation is kind of Death. Do the Death Practice for all the People.

[@trantien1974]

Thank you Rinpoche. Wish you reborn soon to help people.

[@mngz1989]

Thanks for the teaching!

[@FrankenKitteh]

Rinpoche YOU ROCK!

[@takchengsze4719]

This is a good practice, I will do it everyday together with lords prayer.

[@kailynnteh4703]

Tak Cheng Sze Yes it is and i am glad you found this teaching. By doing death meditation daily does prepare us not just our "D-Day" but us facing other unforseen situations as well. Have you visited Rinpoche's blog before? There are many interesting articles that may benefit you : www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@takchengsze4719]

@@kailynnteh4703 thanks for your info. I am a Christian but I also like to look into other spiritual practice.

[@neirinjoseph6817]

Wow i love this guy

[@neirinjoseph6817]

“Holy Schmoly” 😂😂👏👏

[@MayOngSelangor]

this is one of my favorite video teaching by HE Tsem Rinpoche

[@shannonlee1186]

Amazing. Thank you rinpochela for sharing your wisdom! 🙏🏽

[@wanwaimeng]

+Shannon Lee Do check out Tsem Rinpoche's blog www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@shannonlee1186]

Yes, I do occasionally. Wealth of wisdom. =) Thank you thank you !

[@wanwaimeng]

Hey Shannon, If you happen to be in Malaysia, do join Kechara for activities. :)

[@ishanafruits1590]

I know this sounds ridiculous, but I just turned 18 and my fear of aging has kicked in. And I think I realize why now. Because I fear growing further and further from childhood, a time when everything seemed permanent and it seemed like you'd never age and when death of "non-elders-of-the-moment" seemed like a myth. It was easier to deny death. Now I realize how much enjoying the present moment really is important. I tried this meditation for like, 2 seconds, and got so scared! I hope it gets

[@mementomori5374]

Youre still alive after 7 years ?

[@mementomori5374]

@McoParkour yes haha you still alive after 6 hours ?

[@xbetterman]

indeed a live buddha talking dharma in a modern society :） he is an very unsual rinpoche that able to put dharma in practical sense.. awesome

[@DURGESH-gy8hb]

bitter but truth truth truth . now i am thanks thanks thanks for so crucial knowledge. Hindu but 100 percent follow buddhism. buddha is boon for mankind

[@darksideofthenation]

what a life changing video.

[@wanwaimeng]

darksideofthenation Have u seen Rinpoche's blog?

[@darksideofthenation]

no I haven't..

[@wanwaimeng]

darksideofthenation tsemrinpoche.com

[@thedharmaprincess]

actually, if you meet people who have had near death experiences, or recovered from very serious illnesses, they will tell you that it has helped them tremendously to live positively and happily. This is what the teachings on impermanence are about As Rinpoche himself says in his book "If not now, when?": WE TALK ABOUT DEATH SO WE CAN LIVE; WE REALISE DEATH SO WE CAN MAKE OTHERS LIVE

[@sallielim5377]

Rimpoche, u r great

[@wanwaimeng]

+Sallie Lim Do check out Rinpoche's blog www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@kwinquinn3026]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻🩷🙏🏻

[@SachinGopalkrishnan]

Thank you for uploading this. I meditate regularly on Vipassana and Twin heart, but this was an eye opener. I plan to start on the "Nine point death meditation" shortly. If there is any specific guided death meditation out there, please point me to a good one.

[@Viv8ldi]

The more we accept the truth (our loved once will die), the more we will do spiritual practise.

[@ashumikasingh2429]

Please upload full video 🙏🙏❤

[@rmsnyc2011]

Excellent

[@timothygeorge2530]

Consciousness is a thought of the universe

[@prahladagarwal4102]

Nice description. please give caption of synopsis described for better comprehension of elderly persons who have weakened some hearing power.

[@wanwaimeng]

Hi Prahlad, I don't have the transcript of this talk. There is another talk about the dying process here -> www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/buddhas-dharma/the-dying-process.html

[@wanwaimeng]

Dear Sir, This is the transcript of the talk given by Tsem Rinpoche. I can't find a video with captions. www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/kechara-13-depts/last-night-i-spoke-about-death-meditation-in-more-detail.html Hope the transcript can be of help to you. Thank you. Best Wishes Wai Meng

[@ishanafruits1590]

I hope it gets better... Peace to you all :) And love.

[@javierfv782]

Holy crap that was awesome, brb going straight to the cushion to do death meditation!

[@DavidLKechara]

That sounds very much like the Buddhist practice as well. In Thailand, some meditators actually do that. They meditate in coffins to realize our mortality.

[@DoctorDuckie1964]

Many a time i bet, the lowest scope person changes paths to a higher one.❤

[@MrTana48]

touched my tsem ....thk u rinpoche

[@WyxJason]

There is an explanation in Chinese destiny reading as to why people are fat or thin. If I understand correctly, it has to do with one's resource element. Remember, what we see is like an illusion.. Gaining weight is not necessarily negative because everyone's point of equilibrium is different, & even different at different times of their life..

[@kamalT001]

Thankyou ..this is truth...please make more such videos....

[@pungr]

wow, made me sit straight up! thank you!

[@gohjacinta28]

Glad you found this teaching beneficial. You know what, it will be more beneficial if you can start your own death meditation daily, even just few minutes

[@yourmother8577]

This is humbling

[@gohjacinta28]

This topic on death mediation is very beneficial for many. It is said that when we have accepted the inevitability of death, it is when we will truly live'.

[@mattsmith3056]

Exactly and then you realise worrying about someone not calling you back or other trivial things people get stressed about it a waste of time! Even being worried about yourself and your status!

[@bodunchar]

awesomely weird profound experience all good!

[@123ertr]

He said the bad things you did will come to you when you die , The countless sins i did are coming to me right now . some times i feel very ashamed of my self because of all the bad things i did to others out of ignorance greed stupidity , pride and anger . i hope i will change myself forever for the benefits of others . peace long live usa.

Yo estaba buscando esto hace tiempo. Solo digo wooow, es mucho más profundo de lo que pense.

[@jordanm6160]

The hard true,Well speech..

[@gohjacinta28]

+Jordan lee hi Jordan Lee.. Seems like you have gained something from this teaching. Perhaps what have you realised with us here?

[@jordanm6160]

+Goh Yean Hoon Hi there Goh Yean Hoon , Am not sure what are my gained? but seemingly the truthfulness from brother teaching here are noble. My realization daily is about life of course dead are simply the next beginning. Naturally the simplicity of life should be kind and loving with compassion toward all living.. Happy Xmas to you..

[@ragger101]

@samann95014 I used to think after thinking about death you'd be all down, negative and scared. On the contrary, you'll find that a lot of things that would normally bother you, would bother you less. If you think how short this life is and how all those things that nag you would really not mean a thing at the point of death. You'll let go of things easier, feel less stressfull. You might even end up living longer !

[@mementomori5374]

I am not the body i am not the mind

[@dirtylint]

I started listening to Tsem Riponche about 2 months ago and I think it is fantastic then I found out he died in Sep 2019 at 53yrs of organ (liver) failure. He has a great vision for Kechara Centre. So can someone help me understand his death. it is like a Great let down. Finally there is someone who can teach Tibetean Buddhism in understandable modern English, then he is dead. help !!! I am confused!!

[@tsemrinpoche]

Hi big walk, You can read more about H.E. Tsem Tulku Rinpoche's passing into parinirvana here: www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/me/the-parinirvana-of-kyabje-tsem-rinpoche.html Thank you

[@werweissdasmanlebt]

Hello : ) yes i was not aware of this ;) but its great to know now,thank You. im from Germany. many tashi deleg to You

[@pastorngeowchin8763]

Thinking about what will befall everyone in this planet appears to be negative. It is if we don't try to understand more about it because then we have no way of dealing with it when it strikes us and we are caught totally unprepared.If we understand death knowing the dangers when we take rebirths in lower realms, we will want to do something about it.This fear becomes a positive motivating factor for us to find a way out like what Sakyamuni did.

[@rachelmcadamslover]

As an atheist/agnostic, how can I rip the benefits of death meditation? death meditation doesn't seem to work for me b.c I don't believe in rebirth (reincarnation) does anyone have any idea?

[@wanwaimeng]

+rachelmcadamslover I think there is a benefit even for agnostics because your time on earth is finite. So doing death mediation brings your mind to face the reality of this existence. Your life will end so make the best of the time you have now. Furthermore the time of death is uncertain, so death could hit us anytime and anywhere, no one is above dying.

[@dloathi]

The benefits are for your self in this life. It is a meditation to motivate you to not waste your time, and to put into perspective the problems, the joys and whatever arises in this life.

[@beckyawino6995]

What is Dharma can smbdy help me understand. I like budhism and their teachings I would like to learn more

[@AndrewHedlund100]

It’s white Christians would call a sermon

[@root123]

First Buddhist I hear with a gay accent and body language. Diversity is great!

[@iceydaywalker9198]

also the first time i've seen this. diversity, right on!

[@alexthegreat270496]

Is using all sorts of unruly methods to prohibit people from practising and sometimes using violence is called freedom of religion? Rigpai Dawa, if you would visit this link on Tsem Rinpoche’s blogpost www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/current-affairs/the-buddhist-divide-an-unholy-campaign-against-religious-freedom.html, it will give you an insightful of the whole situation.

[@ShaneNull]

you mention the chapter to read & meditate on - is that available online or in a book in english?

[@geenaee4772]

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.

[@niteshmurti]

Hi, is it safe to do death meditation alone in my bedroom? Is there any danger of actually dying while doing it? 'Cause I did it, and as I was visualizing it, it really felt like I was hitting the brakes on my body, like everything was shutting down... So then I stopped doing it 'cause I got scared...

[@lordjcis]

niteshmurti dont worry if you got scared you mind is not advance enough to actually stop your body fuctions by thought. but it is very humble of you to try it ! hope you get a better understanding on life ! God Bless

[@dustinkelton695]

That's intense

[@mamalaloosindhi5942]

Whether one meditates on LIFE or DEATH, that is not the issue! . . . . So, just get RELAXED AND start MEDITATING on objects . . . . An object can be anything, such as (1) an IMAGE (for example, Statue of Buddha, Lotus flower, any flower, any tree, an image outside image of your home, school, office, etc.), (2) a LIGHT (e.g. moonlight, sunlight above landscapes, sunlight on streams, rivers or fountains, candlelight in your room, forest in moonlight or sunlight, wildlife in moonlight or sunlight, etc.), and a SOUND (e.g. sound coming from outside such as sounds of traffic, people, any noise pollution, sounds of birds, air, etc, or inside sounds, such as sounds of your room fan, your children giggling, your own breathing, family members walking and talking, etc.) . . . . Just, be relaxed and be an outsider when concentrating on one of the objects (i.e. an image, light, or even sound that suits your mood) with your awareness being an OUTSIDER concentrating on those objects with your eyes closed (or maybe sometimes opened) . . . Just, don't force . . . . Let other ideas come and interrupt your concentration . . . . Accept them and don't get annoyed, and just be relaxed . . . . As you practice more, your concentration will improve . . . . That's what I learnt from TIBETAN BUDDHIST MEDITATIOn . . . . . May long live, Tenzin Gyasto, the 14th Dalai Lama . . . . Lots of regards . . . . OM MANI PADME HUM

[@chenjuan2266]

awesome

[@wanwaimeng]

Do check out more exciting content on www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@timothygeorge2530]

I am death i am life i am the all and consciousness is seeing this as we are the cosmos

[@laurafahey542]

Dang he’s like right wow

[@leifbennett1354]

If I may add to Tsem's point. Contemplate, meditate on death until you comprehend deathlessness. From that point observe and contemplate, meditate on karma. It has no static form and is mutable to your perspectives. You lucky bugger Tsem, I'll be dead one of these decades too. Yet for now, may I find no end to the samsara for the causes of happiness towards all. Being unkillable sucks.

[@Bozojimmy]

Which chapter is he saying to reread ?

[@michaeldeng1981]

His English is very good

[@wanwaimeng]

Yes Rinpoche grew up in New Jersey, and then later left for LA. :) Do check Rinpoche's blog www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@werweissdasmanlebt]

Maybe it could be the time again like in the middleage.! And to be reborn as a human being is the greatest gift ever!!! its so hard!!!so hard...really. its like,you have to imagine,theres a turtle swimming out there in the big,deep ocean,and on the water surface is swimming a lifebelt,and every 100 years the turtle comes up to grab some air,how likely it is,that when the turtle comes up,that the turtle will meet the lifebelt! so hard it is to get a life with a awareness like we have

[@samuraisaint2360]

I suggest the reading of the HAGAKURE! the samurai book of death

[@wanwaimeng]

Alex Carpenter Does HAGAKURE prepare one for future lives....

[@samuraisaint2360]

If you serve the one true lord Jesus til death as it instructs how to in the book you will have eternal life my friend

[@samuraisaint2360]

Quote " only a samurai retainer prepared and willing to die at any moment can be totally true to his lord" more details on mediation on dieing for ones lord inside this great book

[@henrykhor8247]

Thank you rinpoche, thanks for sharing. _/\_

[@pavimaris]

This was intense as fuck!

[@tzieyannplayzz]

Pavithran M, why so much anger until you hurl vulgarity on a public platform? Even if you disagree with the content of the video, can't you express your dissenting view respectfully?

[@pavimaris]

Thank you for your comment, but please don't assume what someone means because they used the word "fuck". You have no idea what I think of this concept of death meditation. I was deeply affected by this speech and have been doing the Lam Rim meditation everyday since. Go get offended by all the horrific things happening in the world today rather than by my profanity. But still, let me be open minded and ask you what else you can teach me based on your experiences.. I am willing to listen to your insights.

[@SachinGopalkrishnan]

They way you wrote did not leave any space for assumption. If you do practice meditation, the first thing is the choice of words related with the content.

[@pavimaris]

Okay.

[@thedharmaprincess]

and btw, I agree with redlittledot - go check out RINPOCHE'S BLOG which really has many wonderful stories and show us why we should make the most of our precious live to do more more more blog (do t) tsemtulku (do t) com

[@kodragon6531]

Thank you

[@gohjacinta28]

Hi Ko Dragon.. His Eminence has a blog here www.tsemrinpoche.com. Do visit

[@kmtan6582]

Hi, please do visit Tsem Tulku Rinpoche's blog at www.tsemrinpoche.com/ for more teaching.

[@mindshortcuts3928]

Why did you put advertisements on Dharma videos?

[@sengpiowloh8579]

We didn't, must be KZbin's new "feature" to display ad anywhere as they wish.

[@grainos]

I can see the point tho...if you realise how precious life is, you`ll let go of some negative stuff easier and you can concentrate more of the meaningful things in life! Still I don`t think that one should scare people into this kind of life, they should find out about this eventually as they walk through it. I also doubt that one should think about death every single day in order to be a better person. I agree that you should be able to make piece with the fact that death will come eventually.

[@chinamoon6308]

🙏🙏🙏

[@TheBookofUma]

🕊🙏🏾❤️

[@laureanomurillo6905]

Who is that Monk? Very helpful information.

[@wanwaimeng]

Tsem Rinpoche who is the founder or Kechara Organization, this is his blog www.tsemrinpoche.com

[@elenakhong]

Hi Laureano, glad to know you found the information useful! The monk speaking in the video is Tsem Rinpoche. He is Tibetan-Mongolian, born in Taipei (Taiwan), raised in New Jersey (USA), spent his teenage years in Los Angeles and received his monastic education in Gaden Shartse Monastery (South India). You can read more about him here: www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/me/tsem-rinpoches-inspiring-biography-now-in-ebook-format.html

[@mylifeceb]

💜

[@amitayshochat8145]

Wow!

[@MK-nz9we]

🙏🙏🙏🌹

[@DJSTOEK]

💘

[@kmtan6582]

Do find out more of H.E Tsem tulku Rinpoche's teaching from his blog www.tsemrinpoche.com/

[@noah3463]

OMG.. he nearly seems to hate those people who don't do dharma work.

[@wanwaimeng]

Are you a student of the dharma?

[@dustinkelton695]

Hahaha

[@fmiscusesm1479]

At first I didn't like the fact that he gained weight but he's just as epic now as when he was thin.

[@muse2182]

The most savage dharma talk begins from 11:00. You're welcome.

[@dtldorjeshugdenpresent91]

🙏🙏🙏🌹💮🌺❤️

[@ashumikasingh2429]

🙏🙏🙇🙇🙇