Olip. Tibetan book of the dead (golden embossing)

The Tibetan Book of the Dead was written by the great teacher of Padmasambhava in the VIII or IX century for Indian and Tibetan Buddhists. He hid the book until later times, and in the XIV century it was found by the famous seeker of the book treasures of Karma Lingua. The book describes the experience of the interval, usually related to the state between death and new degeneration, according to the expectations of dedicated to a special esoteric mandala (the Holy Universe) of the hundred gracious and formidable Buddhist deities.

This book is the oldest treatise on the transition to another A world that teaches death as a given, getting rid of fear and helping to maintain its own dignity and the presence of the spirit to the very end.