Death is treated here as a subject to be examined rather than avoided, with Sadhguru setting out what yogic tradition says about dying and about what surrounds it.
The book works through the process as that tradition describes it, the customs observed around funerals and mourning, and the questions people ask when someone close to them is nearing the end. Sadhguru answers in the conversational manner familiar from his talks, moving between practical guidance for families and reflection on how an awareness of mortality changes the way a life is lived. Anyone with medical or bereavement concerns should still take them to a qualified professional.
Themes explored:
• The yogic understanding of dying and of what is said to follow it
• Customs and practices observed around death and mourning
• Guidance for families supporting someone in their final period
• Reflection on how accepting mortality shapes ordinary living
For readers of spiritual writing, students of yogic tradition and anyone thinking about mortality, available from Boipoka.