The Tibetan book of the dead

Description:

A classic of Buddhist wisdom, this book was composed in the eighth century to prepare souls for the afterworld, it has become influential in the West for its psychological insights into the processes of death and dying, and also of grieving.

subjects: Buddhism,  Buddhist Funeral rites and ceremonies,  Death,  Death (Buddhism),  Doctrines,  Early works to 1800,  Funeral rites and ceremonies, Buddhist,  Funeral rites and ceremonies, Lamaist,  Intermediate state,  Intermediate state (Buddhism),  Lamaist Funeral rites and ceremonies,  Religious aspects,  Religious aspects of Death,  Spiritual life,  Bar-do thos-grol,  Quelle,  Bar do thos grol (Karma-gliṅ-pa),  Dood,  Sterven,  Hiernamaals,  Death, religious aspects,  Funeral rites and ceremonies,  Buddhism, sacred books,  Buddhism, china, tibet autonomous region,  Funérailles,  Ouvrages avant 1800,  Rites et cérémonies bouddhiques,  État intermédiaire,  Bouddhisme,  Mort (Bouddhisme),  RELIGION,  Comparative Religion,  Intermediate state--buddhism--early works to 1800,  Death--religious aspects--buddhism--early works to 1800,  Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies--early works to 1800,  Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies--china--tibet autonomous region--early works to 1800,  Bq4490 .k3713 2000,  294.3/423

People: Karma-gliṅ-pa (14th cent)

Places: China,  Tibet