The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying (Traditional Chinese)

How should we think about death? Sometimes it’s more that those of us who are alive do not accept death. For friends who do not believe in the cycle of cause and effect, you can still read this book and learn to look at death from another angle.

This book can be seen as an explanation of the Bardo Thodol, not only because it is full of religious terms, but also because it speaks of a world outside of our experience. In that realm, boundaries are not distinguished by space or time. In this realm entered by the dead, time is short to one bullet, and at the same time permanent to infinity; The space is incredibly vast and at the same time narrow to inches.