Death; An Inside Story: A book for all those who shall die
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Summary
What is death？ Is it the cessation of life or a part of the continuum of existence？
Is it to be feared， or loved and embraced？
What are these relationships that we carry through our lives and beyond them？
How can one gain enough spiritual knowledge and experience that one comes out of this cycle of rebirth？
These are just a few of the many aspects that Sadhguru explores in Death。 He is talking from a place where various spiritual planes exist。 He carefully explains each plane and answers some most-asked questions of him。 Now what happens needs to be understood from that point of view。 And once that is understood， all mourning， all pain， all fear and all that that holds us back melts away。
You can simply be-without the accompanying drama。
Is it to be feared， or loved and embraced？
What are these relationships that we carry through our lives and beyond them？
How can one gain enough spiritual knowledge and experience that one comes out of this cycle of rebirth？
These are just a few of the many aspects that Sadhguru explores in Death。 He is talking from a place where various spiritual planes exist。 He carefully explains each plane and answers some most-asked questions of him。 Now what happens needs to be understood from that point of view。 And once that is understood， all mourning， all pain， all fear and all that that holds us back melts away。
You can simply be-without the accompanying drama。
Reviews
Nitin Vishwakarma
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Pick this book only if。。。 （and you'll have some new perspective to it）1） You agree that not everything can be explained by science2） You agree that everyone can have a perspective on everything3） You have an open mind4） You don't start believing 'everything' that's mentioned there but apply your own perspective and make use of it5） You believe that Sadhguru knows something that you don't and it's good to hear his perspective on the topic we know least about and don't even want to talk about it6） Pick this book only if。。。 （and you'll have some new perspective to it）1） You agree that not everything can be explained by science2） You agree that everyone can have a perspective on everything3） You have an open mind4） You don't start believing 'everything' that's mentioned there but apply your own perspective and make use of it5） You believe that Sadhguru knows something that you don't and it's good to hear his perspective on the topic we know least about and don't even want to talk about it6） You have bought life insurance and know why it is important7） And， last but not the least， you don't consider yourself immortal 。。。more
Neeshma Kharel
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Phenominal book towards insight of death
Abha Grover
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Rational says – what science cannot prove， I won't believe that。 Ask a rationalist – why the universe is expanding and contracting at the same time？ Why does the pace of the interstellar bodies are so perfectly aligned？ Who initiated the big-bang？ Who was that 'subject' who initiated the universe？ Scientists and rationalists （confused people， in fact） just ditch everything anything and everything they don't know。 And this is， to be frank， the worst dogmatic behaviour I have come across！ And to t Rational says – what science cannot prove， I won't believe that。 Ask a rationalist – why the universe is expanding and contracting at the same time？ Why does the pace of the interstellar bodies are so perfectly aligned？ Who initiated the big-bang？ Who was that 'subject' who initiated the universe？ Scientists and rationalists （confused people， in fact） just ditch everything anything and everything they don't know。 And this is， to be frank， the worst dogmatic behaviour I have come across！ And to the readers who want to understand death and beyond， you will find too many things in the book that will fascinate you。 Do read it！ 。。。more
Shyam Jaiswar
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A must read book for all those who have endlese misconceptions about death and also for those who wants to know what happens after death。 This book will answer all the questions of life and death。
Yash Verma
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Not just about death （which is the ultimate truth） but about life， how it happens and understanding oneself
Pankaj Wagh
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All about Death。
Shanmugam Ramasamy
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Woah thats a tough read if you are limited by your ratioanlity and logic。 Some parts of the book are wonderful。 This book definitely amswers a lot of the questions about death ， however a lot of these answers are beyond our perception。 So the only option is to accept or reject blindly。 That being said the core theme of the book to be prepared for death and really understand its natural is definitely very much needed in our society。 We look at death as a disease that needs to be addressed。 This n Woah thats a tough read if you are limited by your ratioanlity and logic。 Some parts of the book are wonderful。 This book definitely amswers a lot of the questions about death ， however a lot of these answers are beyond our perception。 So the only option is to accept or reject blindly。 That being said the core theme of the book to be prepared for death and really understand its natural is definitely very much needed in our society。 We look at death as a disease that needs to be addressed。 This needs to change。 。。。more
BHow Tan
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Wonderful explanation， but not a conclusion for life and death。
Arunayan Sharma
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Sadhguru wrote this book from his views， perspective and experiences。 However， the outcome is not perfect for everything written。 I don't find it is as good as expected， as it's contents。 Sadhguru wrote this book from his views， perspective and experiences。 However， the outcome is not perfect for everything written。 I don't find it is as good as expected， as it's contents。 。。。more
Rekha Nigam
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It takes u to a different zone altogether。 It took me to a spiritual journey without drenching me in loads of information。 Its a powerful book that will give you goosebumps and will force you to think and feel what you have never felt before！
Swathy Suresh
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All my questions from childhood were answered！
Sameer Brohi
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A great detailed book on the analysis of the subject Death。 With a lot of anecdotes， actually interesting ones。 Sadhguru holds a mastery over this subject in the light of Yoga teachings。 But there were a lot of things repetitive like few things he had talked about in his lectures so nothing out of new。 I like the way he explains the subject so vividly。
Chirag
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It is a great book overall but some points are too spiritual and complex to get them at first but definitely a must try
Sahil
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A must read for all people。 If you are not able to live well， at least you should know how to die well。 It is essential for you existentially。
Trent
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Incredibly eye-opening and powerful。 It inspired me to reflect on my mortality in a very deep and honest way。
Mark Scorelle
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I liked this book。 His style is different。 Not the usually revelatory Hindu spiritual literature。 His style is conversational and filled with details。 And he throws in alot of examples from his personal life。
JeffJefferson53
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This is a beautiful book。 If you can live a beautiful life， this book might be unnecessary。 I think the notion of this book is for those who cannot live spiritually well， at least they can die well。 The notion of living spiritually well is likely described better in Inner Engineering。 I’ve yet to read it but I’ve read a lot of Osho and they say a lot the same。 Spiritually well would be dissolving our identity and then ourselves and moving from individuality to a universal experience。 In this boo This is a beautiful book。 If you can live a beautiful life， this book might be unnecessary。 I think the notion of this book is for those who cannot live spiritually well， at least they can die well。 The notion of living spiritually well is likely described better in Inner Engineering。 I’ve yet to read it but I’ve read a lot of Osho and they say a lot the same。 Spiritually well would be dissolving our identity and then ourselves and moving from individuality to a universal experience。 In this book， I’d assume that spiritually well also mean thinning out or using up your karmic memory。 I’m sure Sadhguru has a book on karma too。 I’ve yet to read。 I’m pretty unfamiliar with the karma concept。 I have a very basic grasp of it。 。。。more
Harithsa Vishruth
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Very hard to digest the realities of life。 Often sometimes there are things that make us to question about。 This is a comprehensive guide on how to live our lives。 Started this book with a mind that seeking answers for so many questions in life。 Today I am ending this book with the right questions to ask myself with。 This is very much intensified book for those who need answers for creation and energy around us。 Sadhguru started with explaining details about death and stages of it， extending rea Very hard to digest the realities of life。 Often sometimes there are things that make us to question about。 This is a comprehensive guide on how to live our lives。 Started this book with a mind that seeking answers for so many questions in life。 Today I am ending this book with the right questions to ask myself with。 This is very much intensified book for those who need answers for creation and energy around us。 Sadhguru started with explaining details about death and stages of it， extending reach on how to respect the dead and finally helping us to understand what disembodied state means。 Now the final frontier is， "It is okay to die in this lifetime but before you do make sure you live it。 Ultimately， exit the physical form with consciousness。" 。。。more
Ruturaj
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If death doesn't turn a human being spiritual， then what else will？A book for all those who are NOT IMMORTAL！！！All 7。8 billion femto-specks should consider the following words:" People are trying to avoid life because they think it is unsafe。 You should know that the only safe place on the planet is your grave。 " - Death: An Inside Story If death doesn't turn a human being spiritual， then what else will？A book for all those who are NOT IMMORTAL！！！All 7。8 billion femto-specks should consider the following words:" People are trying to avoid life because they think it is unsafe。 You should know that the only safe place on the planet is your grave。 " - Death: An Inside Story 。。。more
Siddharth Jain
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There are some interesting ideas here and there。 For example the concept of various pranas ， sheaths that compose our body et al。 However many other aspects are the same that he tells in his videos。 The book should be read once as it covers a very different topic but dont take it as very engaging
Krishna Kumaran
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An amazing book that speaks with the soul。 Beautifully written。
Yashartha
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A must read book。
Poorvansh Ramdonee
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I don't know where to start with what I do not like about what is in this book。I have made notes all over the pages in order to remind myself over what I did not like， found ludicrous， ominous and nauseous。Even if I read it a few months ago， the feeling of having read the repetitive and deluded rant of someone with a god complex， has stuck with me。However， I understand that I somewhat single myself out by not liking this thing。 But it is how it is。 I don't know where to start with what I do not like about what is in this book。I have made notes all over the pages in order to remind myself over what I did not like， found ludicrous， ominous and nauseous。Even if I read it a few months ago， the feeling of having read the repetitive and deluded rant of someone with a god complex， has stuck with me。However， I understand that I somewhat single myself out by not liking this thing。 But it is how it is。 。。。more
Purva Baradia
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Most part of it was interesting but sometimes I found it unsatisfied as reader where he just explained things are but no further explanation on the why part of it。 It mostly revolves around how you can prepare for your death。。You need to be open minded to read this book， probably accepting things that Sadhuguru explained， as one of the possibilities of nature。。 otherwise the book would sound completely senseless and old fashioned to you。。
Prashanth Bhat
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I am rating this 3 because a lot of explanation doesn't go beyond words like certain way， certain dimensions， in a way， etc。 What is under that abstraction is left to the reader。 May be it was my desire to understand them in a deeper way as i have heard other guru's especially swami chinmayananda breaking the explanation down to the first principles。The book is easy to read as it goes like Sadguru's conversation。 At times you would feel isn't this overboard if you are rationally inclined。 Takeaw I am rating this 3 because a lot of explanation doesn't go beyond words like certain way， certain dimensions， in a way， etc。 What is under that abstraction is left to the reader。 May be it was my desire to understand them in a deeper way as i have heard other guru's especially swami chinmayananda breaking the explanation down to the first principles。The book is easy to read as it goes like Sadguru's conversation。 At times you would feel isn't this overboard if you are rationally inclined。 Takeaways are it gives a good introductory explanation to why we hindu's do the elaborate death rituals。 But what's wonderful about the book is it talks about living to one's full potential in current life rather than seek connections to the past。 So this book is also a lot about living。 I had read victor frankls man's search for meaning， i would recommend one reads this in combination to discover newer connections。 。。。more
Shruti Terdalkar
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Masterpiece！
Renuka
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A spiritual journey into the process of death。 I liked it。
Iswariya
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A book for all those who shall die。 This book deals with Life and Death。 It describes about the various types of death， process of death， quality of death。 It also tells about the life after death which is my favorite part。 The book is full of Indian tradition regarding death and how people should deal with Death。 According to Sadhguru， Death is a joyful part。 It is our duty to die joyfully as we lived our life joyfully。 It also suggests that we should accept our death and we should return our b A book for all those who shall die。 This book deals with Life and Death。 It describes about the various types of death， process of death， quality of death。 It also tells about the life after death which is my favorite part。 The book is full of Indian tradition regarding death and how people should deal with Death。 According to Sadhguru， Death is a joyful part。 It is our duty to die joyfully as we lived our life joyfully。 It also suggests that we should accept our death and we should return our body to earth from where it came。 We can able to learn more things about death for those people Shall Die。 。。。more
L。 Pierce
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