{
  "name": "How Enlightened Beings Die",
  "short_name": "How Enlightened Beings Die",
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  "lang": "en-US",
  "description": "There are two indubitable certainties: we
were born, and we will die. This is not
meant as a morose statement, but as an encouragement
to consider the deeper purpose
of our existence as an opportunity for spiritual
progress. Hindus believe in samsara, the cyclical
journey of life, death and rebirth, until such a time
that one is freed from this pattern, thus achieving
moksha, or spiritual freedom. Knowing this, a depts
spend a lifetime preparing for their transition, the
mahaprasthana, and effortlessly fl ow from life
to death. Sushila Blackman’s book Graceful Exits
is a compendium detailing the grand departures
of Hindu, Tibetan and Chinese Buddhist masters.
It is that book upon which this Insight is based. ",
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