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A Luminous Guide To Navigating Transition And Impermanence Rooted In The Tibetan Buddhist Tradition Of Bardo.In A World Where Nothing Lasts Forever, How Do We Live? Life Is Perpetually, Endlessly Filled With Change: New Jobs And New Loves, Unfamiliar Places And Faces. And Entwined In That Change Is Loss: Loss Of What Was Or Is, Or What Could Have Been. In The Midst Of This Shifting Landscape, Traveling In Bardo Invites Us To Embrace Impermanence In A Powerful Way, Rooted In Ancient Wisdom.Interweaving Explorations Of Bardo In Relation To Marriage And Friendship, Parents And Children, Work And Creativity With Stories Of Her Tibetan Ancestors And The Buddhist Teachings On The Fleeting Nature Of Existence, Ann Tashi Slater Illuminates What The Teachings Have To Tell Us In Our Contemporary Lives. She Relays Vital Wisdom From Tibetan Culture, Giving Us A Bold, New Framework To Navigate Moments Of Change And Live Life Fully.During Over Forty Years Of Writing And Speaking About Her TibetanAmerican Heritage And The Relevance Of Buddhism In Western Society, Slater Has Come To See How Tibetan Bardo Views On Impermanence Can Transform The Way We Live. In Tibetan Belief, Bardo Is The Interval Between Death And Rebirth, As Well As The Intermediate State Between Birth And Death. It Also Refers To Liminal Periods In Life When The Reality We Know Comes To An End. A Time Of Great Possibility, It Offers Us The Opportunity To Find Happiness In An Impermanent World.
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My copy had a few dents in the cover when it arrived, which was disappointing. But the content is so rich that I decided to keep reading. Just be careful about packaging next time!
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Anika Patel
A Deep and Thoughtful Read
Traveling in Bardo really speaks to the transient nature of life. The insights are profound and beautifully written, making it a perfect gift for anyone navigating change. I found myself highlighting passages throughout!
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Sofia Martinez
Not What I Expected
I thought 'The Art of Living in an Impermanent World' would be more practical, but it’s quite philosophical. The writing style is beautiful though, which kept me going. Just be prepared for deep thought!
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Liam O'Reilly
Beautifully Written
This book is an absolute gem! The way it captures the essence of living with uncertainty is just stunning. I loved the poetic nature of the writing. Perfect for anyone who enjoys reflective literature!
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James Thompson
Thought-Provoking Yet Heavy
This book has some great insights about impermanence, but it can feel quite heavy at times. I enjoyed parts of it, but some sections dragged on. Still worth a read if you're looking for introspection!
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