Books

Years ago I remember reading something about the Dalai Lama having a regular meditation in which he “practices dying”. This has always stuck with me and for whatever reason has been particularly resonant lately

Just learned he actually wrote a book “Advice on Dying” in 2003

Just got the audio version…am curious to see how practical it is based on his own meditation practice

Years ago I remember reading something about the Dalai Lama having a regular meditation in which he “practices dying”. This has always stuck with me and for whatever reason has been particularly resonant lately

Just learned he actually wrote a book “Advice on Dying” in 2003

Just got the audio version…am curious to see how practical it is based on his own meditation practice

https://www.audible.com/pd/B002V5BPY2?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=pdp

a jiraffe on the internet • nf.td/morereese

i read *the art of happiness* in my 20's a few times <3 then in my 30's i read some Jed McKenna and that had all kinds of spiritual killings :))  rn i'm doing *the presence process* by michael brown, again - it's painful and i highly recommend, especially if you're attracted to practicing dying <3

Wild West Native, building Chones.xyz and nurturing the Infinite Garden  /chones she/her

Awesome, thank you for the recommendations! It’s powerful how the resonance of books and practices like this can span decades