This is a lecture recorded in Seattle, Washington. This Tibetan Buddhist seer with a sense of humor explores death not as an enemy but as a great teacher. Rinpoche recommends a daily life review and a squaring off against small deaths as a wise spiritual practice. Bringing the mind home, releasing the graspings, and relaxing into your nature also can help one die in a peaceful state. Rinpoche talks about working in a hospice and how it has enriched his understanding of compassion as an essential gift of life. He is the author of the bestseller The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying.
Living Well, Dying Well
Explores death as a great teacher and not an enemy.