Category Archives: phowa

Labyrinth Readers Society – Ongoing Events

Here is an updated listing of ongoing LRS related events. The LRS meeting and information forum is on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/LRSForum/ All schedule times below are in Pacific time. Locations can be subject to change. Many of the events are held … Continue reading

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Phowa: A Guided Meditation to Help Another at the Time of Death

Phowa: A Guided Meditation for Time of Death This is an advanced meditation though it can be done by anyone of any religion or belief, you would simply substitute your (or your loved one’s) deity or symbol into the meditation … Continue reading

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Eight Buddhist Prayers to Benefit the Dead

This is a beautiful e-book (about 30 pages) with prayers about death and dying from a Buddhist perspective: Eight Buddhist Prayers to Benefit the Dead  

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Practice of Phowa

The Practice of Essential Phowa taken directly from Copyright 1997 C. Longaker and Rigpa Fellowship: “Facing Death and Finding Hope” and the website www.abuddhistlibrary.com   First sit quietly and settle yourself, bringing all the energies of your mind and body back … Continue reading

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