February 3, 2024
Facing Death With Wisdom
Whether
we want to face it or not, the truth is that we will all die at some
point. How can we approach death with awareness and wisdom rather than
fear and clinging?
This month’s Film Club pick, Review,
considers that exact question. Following three terminally ill people,
the film documents their last moments as they reflect on the lives they
have lived and courageously move towards their moment of death with the
support of spiritual care.
Through intimate conversations and emotional breakthroughs, terminal
patients Guan Wei, Yao Hua, and Yu Shan explore and overcome their
various attachments and sentiments towards life. The film is an honest
portrayal of the difficulty in letting go and facing death, but also the
courage that can be generated in order to move towards death with more
ease and wisdom.
Tricycle subscribers can watch the film now through February 29.
Also this week:
- Sign up for free to join Resilience, Recovery, Repair, an event series hosted by May We Gather,
on February 8 and 24 at 7PM ET exploring the history of America’s early
Buddho-Daoist temples and Asian American Buddhist resilience alongside
racial karma.
- The Wisdom of Equanimity in Global Crisis with Lama Karma is this month’s Dharma Talk offering a teaching on how to authentically connect with equanimity.
- The Five Spiritual Powers,
our latest online course with Bodhi College, offers an exploration of
faith, energy, mindfulness, collectedness, and wisdom that together
create the path of the indriyas. Enroll now to access Unit 1 this Monday!
- Our latest episode of Life As It Is, Zen teacher Laura Burges brings together Buddhist wisdom and the teachings of recovery programs to lay out a sustainable path to sobriety.
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