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Fast jeder Zuhörer hat Erfahrungen mit dem Tod – mehr oder weniger direkt. Hier holt Bodhimitra seine ZuhörerInnen ab; ausgehend von einer biografischen Erfahrung - dem Tod seines Vaters - schildert er in einer einfachen und klaren Sprache, wie er dadurch zum Buddhismus fand. Die Angst vor körperlichem Leiden, vor dem Unbekannten und der Schmerz des Verlustes der uns vertrauten Sinneserfahrungen sind die dominierenden Gefühle, wenn es um den Tod geht. Darauf antwortet die buddhistische Lehre illusionslos und zugleich befreiend.
Der Vortrag wurde im Februar 2003 im Buddhistischen Zentrum Essen gehalten.
| Sterben und Tod in der buddhistischen Tradition (52:52) |
Total running time: 52:52
