Death; An Inside Story: A Book For All Those Who Shall Die

This man is on of the most beautiful men I have had the pleasure of being devoted to! This book is essential for anyone over the age of 12! I've only just started the audiobook, I can't tell it's full of his beautiful wisdom anything this man puts out is high quality. The only detriment I see in this product is people not buying and adapting his brilliant and timeless advice! Thank you my guru and Isha Life Centers for changing my life!

Nice book for those who shall die.

From the mo.ent I heard him on victim and heard his sweet voice, I knew this one was authentic and true. His short two minute discourse hit deep in my heart and I wanted to know more I have travelled through India lived in an ash ram in Tamal Nadau Pondicherry and was enamoured with the people and their culture. I wanted stay but not in the ashram which was rife with ego and sexual tension. However, our visas would expiresoon and I had to bring my wife and our three year old son home to California where I was a teacher. Sandburg is from Tamal Nadau , and he had me at first sight. This book has been a revelation and helped me accept and digest so much wisdom my soul is delighted and my troubled heart is happy! If you are ready, it can help you too!

Another amazing book

Excellent book on death and the process of leaving the body.. Its very direct as Sadhguru doesn't mince words. Leaves you with a deeper understanding of what's going on.

The only understandable book on the enigmatic life and death question. Sadhguru is the only person on this planet who upfront answers the taboo questions few dare to ask and almost no one dares to answer. This life affirming and also death affirming book gently tells the untold mystery of these two processes at start and end of all the life perishable in its DNA Slept well after reading this book. Thank you Sadhguru for bringing a sense of peace and serenity about life today and the certain death sometime in future.

I want to thank Sadhguru for his tireless work on behalf of humanity and the planet. The planting of trees and the cleaning of rivers are close to my heart. He has tried to help humans live joyfully, and is trying to help us die properly. I have read the Tibetan Book of the Dead as well. Everything about death seems to be covered here, in more ways than one can imagine. I felt the first half of the book was the best, and later on I started to skip over some chapters. I prefer simplicity and can become overwhelmed with too much information. Also, the font is small and the print is faint, so this is physically a difficult book to read. We need to prepare for death. There is some excellent advice here, and I am thankful for that information. I would like to offer Chief Tecumseh’s prayer: “So live your life that the fear of death can never enter your heart. Trouble no one about their religion; respect others in their view, and demand that they respect yours. Love your life, perfect your life, beautify all things in your life. Seek to make your life long and its purpose in the service of your people. Prepare a noble death song for the day when you go over the great divide. Always give a word or a sign of salute when meeting or passing a friend, even a stranger, when in a lonely place. Show respect to all people and grovel to none. When you arise in the morning, give thanks for the food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason for giving thanks, the fault lies only in yourself. Abuse no one and no thing, for abuse turns the wise ones to fools and robs the spirit of its vision. When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.”

We all have questions about death. Even the Bible, the so worldwide book does not answer the mystery of death. Sadhguru has made it so simple. Just shell this earthy body and go. Step by step, Sadhguru takes us to death and rebirth and death again and rebirth. What a wonderful book! Now, the choice is yours. Do you want to keep coming back, rehearsing the same karma? If your answer is yes, keep living compulsorily. IF your answer is no, then, you just need to try to become a stone, kill your ego, make a gap what is you and this earth accumulation we call body. Yes. With IshaKriya, you will soon realize that what is you and what is your body -mind combination will stay apart. Then, you are moving from untruth to truth. At least, if we cannot live blissfully, let's die blissfully and this is possible. Just read this book that is intended to ALL THOSE WHO WILL DIE. Will you die? yes? Then you definitely need to read this book. This is the first time in history when someone can say I came to this life repeatedly and prove it. Evermore, he is not claiming any Messiah title. But if only you can sit with Sadhguru, yes, you will not come back into this earthy world again. Step by step, he will show you how to just shell the body and go. The key to unlock your karmic component which bounds to this body. What a powerful book! IF you misread, you may get scare some times because there's no this world and the spiritual world. Both are just one. We are only more visible ghosts beside the non visible ghosts who are only invisible to us because we have not the tools to reach those higher life dimensions. IF you want to know a bit about your human conditions and what will happen if you don't learn to die blissfully, please, read this outstanding book. Be but aware. There's a great bunch of Hindi in the book because some realities can only be explained and understand in the local language. However, footnotes and a large glossary have been provided to enable a smooth understanding of the book Death is worth reading! Thank you, Sadhguru! Namaskara!

¡Este libro te desafía al extremo! Es el primero de sus libros que leo (los que han leído todos comentan que éste libro es el único que ha escrito, el resto son recolecciones de sus satsangs). Habla de la muerte en TODOS sus aspectos. Menciona que ninguna otra cultura ha honrado este proceso como la suya y por todo lo que explica en su libro estoy sumamente de acuerdo. Habla de lo natural y necesaria que es, y de nuestras compulsiones por evitar lo que es algo tan natural. Habla del proceso de morir, como se van desprendiendo las energías sutiles cuando esto ocurre (y las describe con cierto detalle). Menciona porque no recomienda el suicidio y las consecuencias que se desprenden de esto. Habla de lo necesario que es prepararse para la muerte, las diferentes prácticas que existen para esto y los rituales necesarios. La naturaleza del duelo y cuanto es lo adecuado. Durante todo el libro hace mención a los temas que hemos visto en los videos en internet como no orientar nuestra cabeza al norte cuando dormimos (en el caso de la muerte lo recomienda), el tema de larga vida, las doce solaciones, las 1008 lunaciones y lo acompaña de varios chistes lo cual hace ameno leer su libro. La parte final de su libro menciona los temas como fantasmas, las reencarnaciones y menciona brevemente sus últimas 4 reencarnaciones (las cuales considera las más importantes) y comenta porque tuvo que volver a reencarnar en esta (quedaron temas no resueltos en su vida previa que ha tenido que vivir una más para resolverla), menciona lo inútil que es mirar a las vidas pasadas – lo cual era algo que yo apoyaba sin saber su opinión – e incluso menciona que tener vidas iluminadas no asegura el no retorno, todo depende de lo que se quiera lograr en determinada experiencia humana. Comenta que la vida se manifiesta y se expresa con base en tendencias y no en nuestros pensamientos ni sentimientos porque estos cambian de un día para otro, por lo cual la vida y la naturaleza trabajan en función de tendencias. En el penúltimo capítulo menciona que solo una mujer se ha dado cuenta que él no está aquí (lo conoció en su vida previa). Sadhguru menciona que creía haber cubierto todas sus huellas, pero que una mujer se haya dado cuenta que no está aquí, demuestra que no. Menciona que solo extendió su vida previa. Al final del libro ofrece la liberación si te atreves a esto. Esta puede ser tu última vida si lo quieres. Recuerda que los miedos a la muerte surgen de creer que eres tu cuerpo, cuando la verdad es que el cuerpo es algo que tienes y no algo que eres. Sadhguru sostiene que no sabemos vivir porque nuestro sentido de vivir está basado en lo que tenemos y en compararnos y sentir satisfacción con lo que carecen otros. Vivir consiste en que pase lo que pase, lo exterior no te define, para eso estás tú. Y aunque creas que has sabido vivir en general, el humano no sabe morir. Él ofrece esto último si sabes escuchar y tomar el camino de lo Divino ¿cuál es el camino de lo divino? Es saber que no hay individualidad. La mayor ilusión de este mundo es precisamente la separación cuando lo único cierto es que la individualidad no existe cuando te experimentas como divino y lo divino no tiene límites. Se los recomiendo 100%. Espero que pronto publiquen el título traducido al español.

thank you sadhguru , my father died 10 months ago and my mother a month ago - your book has been the essential guide through these difficult weeks - i am so grateful.... I had the paper version, but now the mp3 read by you is incredibly powerful...thank you so much! -- I got a copy to give to my son when I die to learn some essential lessons.... again, i am incredibly grateful

Sadguru has perhaps taken the safe route while writing a book on death! I personally feel that, either he should not have written the book or taken a direct approach and written everything bluntly. Somewhere, Sadguru was trying to take the middle path by avoiding many unpleasant things ( for many readers), about death and post-death, that are given in the Garuda Purana. While his other books are brilliant and very knowledgeable for a seeker, this particular book , for me, was very incomplete, unless of course, Sadguru decides on a sequel as part-2.

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買って良かった！ this book is very good!