An exploration of death and the process of dying through the lenses of Ayurveda, philosophy, ritual, and sound from three highly respected voices in Indian Knowledge Systems, this book offers a clear, grounded and liberating view of death that is both ancient in origin yet relevant in modern times.
Structured into three interwoven parts, the book moves from personal and spiritual preparation, through the experience and support of dying, to the post-mortem reality of ancestral relationships and unseen forces.
Drs Robert Svoboda, Claudia Welch and Shubham Kulkarni draw on decades of experience in teaching, clinical work, and traditional study, to offer a perspective that is at once accessible and profound.
This book offers not only philosophical insight but also practical guidance for individuals, caregivers and professionals facing mortality or supporting others through it.
Structured into three interwoven parts, the book moves from personal and spiritual preparation, through the experience and support of dying, to the post-mortem reality of ancestral relationships and unseen forces.
Drs Robert Svoboda, Claudia Welch and Shubham Kulkarni draw on decades of experience in teaching, clinical work, and traditional study, to offer a perspective that is at once accessible and profound.
This book offers not only philosophical insight but also practical guidance for individuals, caregivers and professionals facing mortality or supporting others through it.
Reviews
True music is not heard with the ears, it is felt in the heart, where the Soundless Sound is forever singing our True Name. The closer external sound and music echoes the flow of silent Being within, the more it can free us from our stories and illusions and release us into the Deathless State, beyond the life of the body and emotions.