The Buddha’s teaching on impermanence serves as a reminder that death is a natural part of life and that we will all experience it. The sequenced activities in these rituals help lead individuals, families, and communities through their grief and acknowledge the process.
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Tracee explains that grief is a daily process that we experience for various reasons, not just due to death or loss. She believes that grief is an awakening in our mental, emotional, and physical world and that we no longer need to view it as something harmful.
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While most of us may not have near-death experiences, we can use our Buddhist practice to create good deeds and positive karma, and avoid creating suffering for ourselves and others. Then when the time comes, the review will go well.
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If you die and return, what is the real value of this experience. And how can it help you let go of unhealthy attachments? If it happened to you would you have less aversion to death?
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If you think you are nervous about your upcoming performance appraisal, imagine receiving a life review. It’s not about getting a raise or a promotion, but it is about returning and living without fear and loving others and treating them well. That is just one experience you might have should you die and then come back.
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