The second session refers to the process of death. Knowing this process and its mind-body relationship is particularly important for Buddhist practitioners because we can recognize it at the moment of death and use it as an opportunity to expand consciousness and favor a better rebirth in the next life.
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Relationship with the sick person
What is an unhappy brain like?
Documentary Hare Krishna
Kali Yuga and the Qualities of Nature
Flexion postures
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