The Tibetan Book of the Dead Full Audiobook

Bardo Thödol, (Tibetan: “Liberation in the Intermediate State Through Hearing”) also called Tibetan Book of the Dead, in Tibetan Buddhism, a funerary text that is recited to ease the consciousness of a recently deceased person through death and assist it into a favorable rebirth.

[alulimc]

If you are reading this, wish you well in this life, and in the next!.. You are on the right Path. Keep it up and listen to your spirits! They are allways there.

[bravosierra]

00:00 introduction
13:26 The Tibetan Book of the Dead

[milarepetzky]

Thank u so much 🙏 I’m here because my lovely Nana left last week. She was believer in the afterlife. I had many Out of body experiences and in one of them my door was painted of bright mandala, now I understand. Love to everyone here.

[chelseacamada]

This reading has lead me through the week of mourning of my mother. Day after day, I held her hand as she was going through the bardos, hoping for her liberation. It was the most beautiful path after her passing. Thank you . I wish people could learn these teachings during their lives and understand how the most important event in our lives, is nothing but our death. I listened to this audio book while in meditation. Your voice is very well suited to the contents.

[Jerome]

Richard Gere is an awesome narrator man I swear. This is the second Buddhist narrative story I’ve heard with him

[officialvatican]

i listened to this video chilling in the woods just because i was bored in between classes at my college. i was 100% an atheist but now im seriously considering becoming buddhist.

[nonnywinner]

Great books.
While alive, healthy and peaceful listen to this audiobook because it gives prospective to life.
When a loved one dies read this audiobook to them for 49days, while you're sleeping you will notice the loved one interacting with you as normal, if you're conscious you may ask them, about them being dead, or any question.
Most of the time, the dead doesn't know their physical body is dead because our soul never dies.
What we call death is never waking up from sleep, only that we died every time we sleep.

[noname-NFLD]

Thank you for narratiing. I listened in my sleep and for half a minute consciously believed I was dead. Then I found my of listening to some other audio book.

[JoeWinston-lz]

The first step is to see your self(s) with the eyes closed ..the next is to feel feel your skin breath it ..the next step is to then do the next the atom it's self well be the next spin then around your self...use these step and never stay in dark make the light brighter you can use these to help you weed you well feel you inside the wave move it started in lags move up the beer get drunks feel the spin ..lsd you can find life and it is everything and where lessons ✨️

[devinschuler]

I listen to this everyday as if it guides my every move when I feel it’s necessary. Im a 24 White American Muslim since 2019..

[leodeleo]

After death, lights of different colours will appear at different times.

RULE OF THUMB - regardless of the colour, always choose the bright brilliant one and never the pallid shadowy one.

The brilliant one will be piercing and intimidating, so your instinct is to be attracted towards the more comforting and inviting duller subdued colour. Hence a large part of the readings for the dead is to remind them to go for the brilliant light and purposefully avoid the other one.

…. else many eons later you may find your still unenlightened self reading this … yet again 😁

[simonpaterson]

Only 5 months ago, being on the highest form of life support, with a usually rare lethal pneumonia. I was lingering into death. My mental projections of a mental type of very small mental bodies around me, as I possessed a very small body. There were many other incredibly vivid mental projections. But to wrap it up, I went searching, and I was in shock when I finally found the Bardos of Buddhism, after studying the life after death experiences of Christians were in no way similar. I have a psychiatrist for post ICU PTSD, and he was fascinated by my descriptions when I was lingering near death. Usually, he would diagnose someone as psychotic.
I don't believe, I know through direct experience that I was lingering into one of the Bardos, that I have Leart through the Buddhist description of the Bardos.

[JoeWinston-lz]

I love this is it the book or interpretation

[SharkFishSF]

Is it possible to play this audio on a loudspeaker near the dead body? Would it work?

[nithsopha]

Thanks for the job. I’m from the Buddhist country. I am not sure if it’s part of Tripitaka 110 books, but it’s also a strong weapon to fight during dying or perhaps daily human social competition for success. It will become part of my life. I’m really excited to meet this book.

[crackerjax]

So, unless we are allowed to bring cheat sheets, doesn't sound like I'm going to get where I want to go...

[mannyminds]

Bardo is the Collective Mind where all Consciousness started.

[Swissbluemountain]

Everything what is written here it’s true . Tibetan religion is the closest from all religions to the truth. The most oldest religion.

[OomitchTheMop]

I listened to this as part of my anthropological studies, it's quite interesting to hear the opinions on different "realms" here.

[radish]

Thanks very much for this audiobook.

There are many published versions of the Bardo Thodol can someone please say what precise publication this rendition of the Bardo Thodol was published as? Name of the book, author(s), publisher and publish date?