关于课程
In this time of COVID-19, when death suddenly becomes so apparent, there is no better time to explore the meaning and practice of bravery where we often encounter fear, 悲伤, 焦虑和不确定.
Impermanence and change in general, and the idea of death in particular, are moments fraught with difficulty but also filled with deep potential. Buddhist teachings say that times of transition – intermediary times known as “bardo” – are moments when we can experience enormous freedom and possibility, but what we usually do is freeze and resist.
这个录制的课程提供了指导和实践，以处理死亡和死亡，因为它们在我们的生活中表现出来. The talks and other course content will be available immediately after enrollment.
课程主题
讲话 1: The All-Pervasive Groundlessness of Existence
讲话 2: Hold Your Seat
讲话 3: The Bardos
讲话 4: What Happens After We Die
讲话 5: Preparing for the Bardos
关于老师
埃里克·斯皮格尔 has been teaching the Shambhala Dharma since the mid 1970s. During the AIDS epidemic, Eric Spiegel became a spiritual guide to many friends and students who were dying, working with people through the unknown months or years of gradual dissolution of their life, and the transition through death.
Through this process--the contemplation of his own impermanence and the work with others as they went through the unpredictable dying process--his connection to these teachings has been intimate.