After Death You Will Be Very Busy
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Summary: After a Sat Yoga community film screening of The Tibetan Book of the Dead (narrated by Leonard Cohen), Shunyamurti answers questions about choice and free will in the bardo, the in between state after the death of the body: is it the ego or the soul that chooses its post-mortem fate, and how can one navigate the way to the ultimate state in the afterlife?
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