Buddhism and Death
Buddhists of all schools find it helpful to keep death in mind. Vessantara explains why.
For three years, Amritavajra has been living with the knowledge that he is 'HIV Positive'. How?
Is Death an end, a beginning, or just another stage on the path? Manjuvajra offers some Buddhist views. Reprinted from Golden Drum 18.
Whenever somebody dies, others are left with the loss and the grief. Parami wonders what Buddhism and Buddhists can offer.
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Activist and teacher Joan Halifax Roshi reaches those on the edge. She talks with Vajrasara about her pioneering work in contemplative care for dying people and prisoners
Padmaketu describes caring for her friend Maitrigita before she died of cancer
After her father died, Vajrashraddha discovered her vocation to work with the dying, the dead and the bereaved.
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