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Living and Dying with Peace and Joy
Written by Tulku Thondup
Narrated by Michael Toms
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While our western culture tends to pay as little attention to death as possible, in the Buddhist tradition it is embraced and demystified. Tulku Thondup offers wisdom in this dialogue. The peace that comes through his gentle words leads us to a greater understanding of our own death, and helps us ease the way for those who walk the path before us.
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