The Tibetan book of the dead

Title The Tibetan book of the dead
or, The after-death experiences on the Bardo plane
Original title Bar do thos grol.
Author by W.Y. Evans-Wentz
Publication Oxford Univ. Pr.
Size XXXIV, 249p
Language ENG ENG
ISBN
Topics Intermediate state--Buddhism--Early works to 1800
Death--Religious aspects--Buddhism
Buddhism--Funeral rites
Book of the dead--Tibetan (Bardo Thodol)
Notes The Tibetan Book of Dead,has taken it to be a very free translation of Bardo Thodol (Liberation by Hearing on the after Death Plane) is among the sacred book of the world. The book is pre-eminent insight into interpretations of higher `lamaic` teachings and of the subtle esortericism underlying the Bardo Thodol. In this Oriental ideas have been put forward in a form which is intelligible to the European mind. The Occidental parallels of various mystic or occult doctrines current in Orient are frequently reffered in this book, becauseauthor`s personal experience gathered during years of wanderings chiefly in the high Himalayas and on the Tibetan frontiers of Kashmir, Garhwa and Sikkim.
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