Bardo Thodol or the Book of the Dead, the ancient text of Tibetan Buddhism that describes what the deceased is after death and before taking up a new existence, is one of the great classics of the spiritual history of mankind.
Bardo Thodol or the Book of the Dead is an ancient Tibetan Buddhist text describes what we find after death. The book includes instructions to be read by the deceased to help you out with either passing through the intermediate state, or 'bardo', which precedes a new samsaric existence or final release, and is the result of waste karmic accumulated in this life. The process takes place in three phases, each of which offers the deceased the opportunity to understand and achieve liberation. Tibetan tradition places the origin of the Book of the Dead in the eighth century and attributed to Padmasambhava, who is venerated in the Himalayan region with the name...read more
