Coming, Going
Empty-handed I entered the world Barefoot I leave it. My coming, my going— Two simple happenings That got entangled. ♦ From Japanese Death Poems, compiled by Yoel Hoffman. © 1998 Tuttle Publishing. Reprinted with permission of the…
Death & Dying
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The Counselor
Japanese priest Ittetsu Nemoto has made suicide prevention his life’s work.
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America’s Guru
Ram Dass at 82
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A Life Too Long
One family's journey through the labyrinth of modern medicine's war on death
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Contemplative care comes of age at a symposium in Garrison, New York
Dying & Death
A Tricycle Special Section
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The Last Gift
Ajahn Chah recorded the following talk at the request of one of his students, whose mother was on her deathbed. The student had expected no more than a few words for his mother, but instead Ajahn…
How a Buddhist Can Prepare for Death
In this retreat, Caroline Yongue eases us into the opportunity to consider our own deaths with clarity, lovingkindness, compassion, and tenderness. With both dharmic instruction and practical tools for dealing with death, Yongue shows us how…
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