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Best English Version of The Tibetan Book of The Dead

#11843013 - 01/16/10 06:38 PM (16 years, 7 months ago)

What's is the most accurately translated and best version of the Tibetan Book of The Dead that is in English?

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Re: Best English Version of The Tibetan Book of The Dead

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#11843063 - 01/16/10 06:44 PM (16 years, 7 months ago)

Well I've read the Psychedelic Experience and am reading the Tibetan Book of the Living And Dying. The latter is a book that is based on Buddhist philosophy and tries to showcase death in a way to help you better your life. The Psychedelic Experience is used to illustrate a relationship between psychedelics and death. I recommend you read both of these before delving into the Tibetan Book of the Dying, it is a very complex book, and if you have no understanding of Tibetan philosophy then you won't be able to enjoy it properly.

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