Death Explorers: A near Death Experience Is only a glimpse of death. It Can Cause One to Marginalize Death. since the Eighth Century Tibetan Buddhists Have Explored Death. Look to Them If You Wish to Prepare for A Peaceful Death

The genius of Buddha was his understanding that suffering and life are synonymous. That both Life and Death occur in the mind and therefore can be escaped with meditation in the mind. My Near Death experience and a separate crystal clear encounter with a spirit assured me that the spirit-mind stream of consciousness is eternal and survives physical death. My studies of The Tibetan Book Of The Dead, as well as excellent books by Sogyal Rinpoche and Bhikkhu Bodi made all of the ontological pieces fit and virtually changed my life. I have emerged from a state of P.T.S.D. related advanced depression thanks to meditation and the study of the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path Of Wisdom taught by Buddha. Seeing the White Light and experiencing the euphoria can later cause a person to marginalize death and do nothing to prepare for the next and final encounter with physically dying in this life cycle. This book will explain why death should never be trivialized and why suicide is anything but an escape from misery and suffering.

General

ISBN		9781453787755
Fiction/Non-Fiction		Non-Fiction
Publisher		Createspace
Pages		140
List Price		$9.95
Author		Grant, Scott
Publication Date		01/26/2011
Release Status		In Print
Format		Paperback
Language		English