Accompanying the dead is a matter of trust
Through death to the next life
Phowa
The Tibetan Phowa is a Buddhist practice.
It aims to direct the consciousness of the dying person through specific meditation techniques.
The aim is to enable a conscious transition to a favorable rebirth state or, in the best case, to achieve liberation into a pure land or nirvana.
Bardo
The bardo state is a spiritual concept in Tibetan Buddhism.
It describes the intermediate states between life and death.
The bardo offers the opportunity to attain a good or better rebirth or to achieve liberation and nirvana.
Horst provides support.
Special accompaniment
Compared to other death rituals, the Tibetan funeral service offers the advantage of active spiritual support. Through targeted guidance of consciousness, the dying person is given the opportunity to experience a conscious transition and prepare for a positive rebirth. This individual support can alleviate fears of death and promote a sense of peace and fulfillment. In addition, Tibetan death care emphasizes the spiritual development of the dying person while maintaining a deep connection to Buddhist teaching and tradition. Ultimately, it creates an atmosphere of hope and comfort for the dying person and their loved ones as they make the transition from one life to the next. This will be discussed in detail with Horst by phone or email. The special service of our Tara Centro Atyra:around 7 weeks (49 – 53 days) accompaniment of the deceased consciousness by Horst
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Advantages of this traditional method
The use of traditional Tibetan death care provides spiritual support for the deceased during the transition and offers the bereaved comfort and a culturally rooted way of dealing with the loss.
