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Matter Is the Activity of Consciousness

Monday 12 April 2021

Buddhism and What Happens When We Die

A woman asks about the Buddhist understanding of what happens when we die. Rupert suggests that the consciousness-only model is true and our seemingly separate identities as individuals are a temporary localisation of a universal mind, and death is the unravelling of this.

From event 12 April, 2021 Webinar – Monday 12th April from 6:00pm, UK

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Dialogues 2:11

Topics:

Death, sickness and old age

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