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Bar do thos grol by Karma Lingpa · Booklabria

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Karma Lingpa
Bar do thos grol

ReligionDeath

Bar do thos grol

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First published: 1957
Editions: 21 in 9 languages

Synopsis

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: Religion
Death
Religious aspects
Spiritual life
Early works to 1800
Doctrines
Set in: China
Tibet
Characters: Karma-gliṅ-pa

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21 in 9 languages

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English11 French2 Chinese1 German1 All 9 languages

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