Secular Buddhism 29 - What Happens When We Die?
10 snips
Oct 17, 2016 Explore the Buddhist perspective on death and the concept of change. Delve into impermanence, interdependence, and non-dualism. Reflect on the illusion of beginnings and endings. Embrace impermanence through lessons from nature and music. Find comfort in beliefs and self-reflection on death.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Buddhist View of Death
- To understand the Buddhist view of death, you must grasp impermanence and interdependence.
- These concepts mean everything is constantly changing and interconnected.
Impermanence
- Birth and death are a constant cycle, like cells dying and regenerating.
- This is impermanence: everything is always changing.
Interdependence
- Interdependence means everything is connected; nothing exists independently.
- Seeing a flower requires seeing the sun, rain, soil, and bees that make it.