Teachings on the six bardos and the book 'Bardo Thodrol', commonly translated as 'The Tibetan Book of the Dead' by Padmasambhava. The book includes teachings on the five strengths.

The Lineage of the Tai Situpas is one of the most renowned in the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. The present Kenting TAi Situpa, the twelfth, was recognized at an early age and enthroned at Palpung monastery in Tibet by the sixteenth Gyalwa Karmapa. Kenting Tai Situpa is the founder and Spiritual Head of Palpung Sherabling Monastic Seat, situated in the northern Indian Province of Himachal Pradesh. The present Kenting Tai Situpa continues the traditions of the profound unbroken practice lineage of the Tai Situpas and as a renowned Buddhist teacher, is training the next generation of Buddhist masters. As a highly sought after Buddhist master, he tours widely, giving teachings and empowerments at the request of monasteries and dharma centers. On a more personal level, the present Tai Situpa is a scholar, poet, calligrapher, artist, author, architect and geomancer.

	Contents: Primodial Essence Manifests
	The Main Verses of the Six Bardos	9
1.	Introduction	11
2.	Overcoming the Fear of Death	13
3.	Kye-Nay Bardo	21
4.	Milam Bardo	23
5.	Samten Bardo	31
6.	Care of the Deceased	45
7.	Chika Bardo	49
8.	Sidpa Bardo	59
9.	Conclusion	75
10.	The Five Strengths	79
	Appendixes	105
	About Chamgon Kenting Tai Situpa	109
	The Life Story of Sachen Kunga Nyingpo