“The Buddhist masters speak of the need to die consciously with as lucid, unblurred, and serene a mental mastery as possible.

21 сент. 2021 г. · The overall theme of this issue is how awareness of death transforms our lives, and why it's so important to cultivate that. As a Buddhist ...

Buddhist teachings have enduring relevance because they consistently relate death to life. It is usual to start dealing with death once one is faced with it.

People who practice to the best of their abilities will die, it is said, in a state of great bliss. The mediocre practitioner will die happily. Even the initial ...

7 февр. 2024 г. · Buddhist-inspired practices are common among those who identify as spiritual but not religious. Now they are being adopted for end-of-life care too.

A good death will be gentle, timely, and serene; it will be reassuringly mystical. Chaplains will be involved.

In Buddhist teaching, after someone has died, there will still be attachments to those left behind. Your loved ones' thoughts will affect you in the afterlife.

Yet, all forms of euthanasia (literally, meaning “good death”) appear to be contrary to the widely accepted Buddhist principle of nonharm (Skt. ahimsa).

12 янв. 2022 г. · A peaceful death is greatly valued by people especially towards their end-of-life, and Buddhists claim that it is attainable through prior ...

This paper explores the meaning of a good death in the context of Pure Land Buddhism and was written to contribute to the investigation of the "good death".