மரணம் - சொல்லப்படாத ரகசியங்கள் (Maranam - Sollappadadha Ragasiyangal)
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மரணத்தைப் பற்றி அறியப்படாத， அவசியம் அறியவேண்டிய， மர்மமான， பிரமிக்க வைக்கும் ஏராளமான விஷயங்களை இங்கு பகிரங்கமாகவும்， எளிமையாகவும் விளக்குகிறார் சத்குரு。 மரணத்தை ஆரம்பத்திலிருந்து நாம் முற்றிலும் தவறாகவே புரிந்து கொண்டிருக்கிறோமா？ நமக்கு நிகழப்போகும் பாதகமாக அதைத் தவறாக சித்தரித்து விட்டார்களோ？ ஒருவேளை மரணம் பற்றிய விளம்பரங்கள் எல்லாம் போலியாக இருந்தால்？ நாம் பிறவிக் கடலைக் கடந்து விடுபட வாய்ப்புகள் நிறைந்த வாயிலாக மரணம் அமைந்திடுமோ？ ஒன்றை உள்ளது உள்ளபடியே புரிந்து தெளிந்துவிட்டால் பயம் மறைந்துவிடுகிறது。 புரியாத வரை மட்டுமே பயம்， எதிர்ப்பு எல்லாம்。 தெளிவு கிடைத்தால் விடுதலையே！ ஆத்திகர்， நாத்திகர்， பக்தர்， பகுத்தறிவாளர்， ஆன்மீகத்தில் பழுத்தவர்， ஆன்மீகமே அறியாதவர் என யாராக இருந்தாலும்， எந்த பேதமும் இன்றி， ஒருநாள் இறக்கப்போகும் அனைவருக்குமான புத்தகம் இது。
Reviews
Harikrishnan
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This is strictly my personal opinion of this book as someone who has an open mind with an inclination towards rational thinking。 I thought the book started well with a lot of intuitive points laid out by Sadhguru。 However， the book soon spiralled into pseudoscientific technobabble with a lot of focus on Sadhguru's personal demi god status and contradictory unscientific arguments that I personally found extremely hard to digest。 Definitely not a book for me。 This is strictly my personal opinion of this book as someone who has an open mind with an inclination towards rational thinking。 I thought the book started well with a lot of intuitive points laid out by Sadhguru。 However， the book soon spiralled into pseudoscientific technobabble with a lot of focus on Sadhguru's personal demi god status and contradictory unscientific arguments that I personally found extremely hard to digest。 Definitely not a book for me。 。。。more
Ishan Shrivastava
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"Life is just a tiny sparkle。。。 The real journey begins after death" This book is quite literally for all those who shall die。。。 It will open up a whole new dimension of life that will just blow your mind。 So many questions that we have grown up asking all these years， get answered in such a mystical yet magical way in this book by Sadhguru ji。。。 The modern day 'Enlightened being'。This book is a 'How， when， where， what' of DEATH。。。 A complete encyclopedia about the other realm of existence。 "Life is just a tiny sparkle。。。 The real journey begins after death" This book is quite literally for all those who shall die。。。 It will open up a whole new dimension of life that will just blow your mind。 So many questions that we have grown up asking all these years， get answered in such a mystical yet magical way in this book by Sadhguru ji。。。 The modern day 'Enlightened being'。This book is a 'How， when， where， what' of DEATH。。。 A complete encyclopedia about the other realm of existence。 。。。more
Basu Srivastava
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I picked up this book with no specific question in mind or not looking for anything but did find it intriguing。 For most part， I didn't really agree to what was being shared in the book by Sadhguru but did like the thought process on few part about Death。Definitely a good read though。！ I picked up this book with no specific question in mind or not looking for anything but did find it intriguing。 For most part， I didn't really agree to what was being shared in the book by Sadhguru but did like the thought process on few part about Death。Definitely a good read though。！ 。。。more
Apoorva
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We are not our bodies。 We are not our thoughts。
Meena Yadem
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This book is a systematic exposition of a reality that has been for ages either treated as a taboo that cannot be openly discussed or as a misconstrued mystical event that invokes ghastliness。 You cannot live if you do not know how to die。 You cannot transcend if you refuse to acknowledge the immortality of your cells。 This is a beautiful paradox embedded within the karmic rut。 By giving a profound understanding of death and demystifying it， Sadguru decodes the riddle of life itself。 It takes yo This book is a systematic exposition of a reality that has been for ages either treated as a taboo that cannot be openly discussed or as a misconstrued mystical event that invokes ghastliness。 You cannot live if you do not know how to die。 You cannot transcend if you refuse to acknowledge the immortality of your cells。 This is a beautiful paradox embedded within the karmic rut。 By giving a profound understanding of death and demystifying it， Sadguru decodes the riddle of life itself。 It takes you a step closer to being "no more"。 。。。more
Shrikant Dwivedi
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𝘿𝙤𝙣’𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙠 𝘿𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙖𝙨 𝙖 𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙚𝙙𝙮Death is an integral part of a continuous life cycle for all beings。 An integral aspect of life in transcending towards one’s own liberation。 One inevitable and eternal truth。 The ones who are left behind are bound to feel grief but ones who died have moved on to feel nothing。Sadhguru talks about how to approach the inevitable。 How to prepare for your own death and those around you。 How to support journey of a being through life and death。 He cites many rituals and 𝘿𝙤𝙣’𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙠 𝘿𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙖𝙨 𝙖 𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙚𝙙𝙮Death is an integral part of a continuous life cycle for all beings。 An integral aspect of life in transcending towards one’s own liberation。 One inevitable and eternal truth。 The ones who are left behind are bound to feel grief but ones who died have moved on to feel nothing。Sadhguru talks about how to approach the inevitable。 How to prepare for your own death and those around you。 How to support journey of a being through life and death。 He cites many rituals and practices from Indian culture that makes this read interesting and gives a fresh perspective in understanding of death。With the writing style， book reads more like someone is speaking to you directly with such confidence and persuasion。 But then I was unable to agree with some of the books content。 Some of the claims Sadhguru made can be argued and are debatable and then some felt outrightly absurd。In case you want to give this book a read， discretion is advised。 Having said that I still enjoyed the book coz it definitely gave me some new perspective on an otherwise very sad subject。Insta - @shrillarious 。。。more
Bijan Choudhury
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Please read（if you want to） this book with an open mind。 Then you will think about what is being said in this book and you form your own conclusion 。。。 this is an important book and I recommend it very highly 。。。
Abhisheyk Gaur
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It is a difficult read for sure if you believe so much in science。 But we all have some questions on the philosophy of life， and death。 This book addresses the fundamentals which we all know but fail to realise in our day to day。 I haven't finished the book yet， its a slow read for me。 But i guess that's the whole point of reading， to read at your own pace。 It is a difficult read for sure if you believe so much in science。 But we all have some questions on the philosophy of life， and death。 This book addresses the fundamentals which we all know but fail to realise in our day to day。 I haven't finished the book yet， its a slow read for me。 But i guess that's the whole point of reading， to read at your own pace。 。。。more
Puneet
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Sadhguru is an influential mystic who talks about life in detail， a prolific writer and he has done a fabulous job as a writer demystifying some said and unsaid things about "Death"。 As the title says this is book for everyone who shall die。This book starts with explaining the process of death and challenging many dogmas around the same and while explaining the process he took inspirations from Yoga and Five vital energies。 He goes on to talk about the illusion which prevents human being to real Sadhguru is an influential mystic who talks about life in detail， a prolific writer and he has done a fabulous job as a writer demystifying some said and unsaid things about "Death"。 As the title says this is book for everyone who shall die。This book starts with explaining the process of death and challenging many dogmas around the same and while explaining the process he took inspirations from Yoga and Five vital energies。 He goes on to talk about the illusion which prevents human being to realise this reality of decaying body and inevitable letting go of body。 In his second part， he elaborated on some of the Rituals and Karmic Processes which one needs to go before and after death， which was quite insightful。This book may act as a reference point to someone who is currently dealing with the grief and loss of loved ones， since Sadhguru ensured that he depicts Death as natural as birth， taking help of concepts around karmic processes， life after death and concept of reincarnation。All in all， it was an amazing read where Sadhguru kept the content relevant， being witty wherever needed and ensured he sticks to the main content of the book to larger extent possible。 。。。more
Biju
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Literally waste of time
Priyadarshini Ashok
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Definitely recommended for those question the natural processes of Life and Death。 Sadhguru manages to take us through the beautiful and massively misunderstood concepts of death with at most peace， clarity and closure。
Abhishek Anand
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Most of the things written in this book are the rituals we have been doing but don’t know why we are doing them。 And as his other books and YouTube videos goes， here too， Sadhguru has successfully answered the ‘why’ to every doubt in our mind （at least mine for sure）。
Siddhi
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This book opened up my eyes a lot of Hindu rituals that I found meaningless。 The part I didn’t like is that the last half of book appears to be cheap attempt to sell membership of Isha Foundation。
Anil Kanthi
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An insightful book for everyone who wants to know the truth about what death is。
Pooja
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Finally finished this book。 It was so realistic and depressing that half way through the book i hit a reading slump and couldn't continue。 Picked it back up later on after many months and completed it now。 Maybe it was a wrong point in time for me when i started reading this book。The book goes in great detail about death and the surrounding experiences that come with it。 Having seen videos from sadhguru prior to reading the book， i was able to relate to the writing style; it is written exactly t Finally finished this book。 It was so realistic and depressing that half way through the book i hit a reading slump and couldn't continue。 Picked it back up later on after many months and completed it now。 Maybe it was a wrong point in time for me when i started reading this book。The book goes in great detail about death and the surrounding experiences that come with it。 Having seen videos from sadhguru prior to reading the book， i was able to relate to the writing style; it is written exactly the way he talks。Got to know lot of things from this。 How to die well， how to go about the last rites， how to live after someone close passed away， their reincarnation， our relations with our close ones and the physical and beyond physical life forms。 Too much information to process here。 Overall a very heavy and difficult read for me but i will recommend all to read it once。 。。。more
Marie v。 Owen
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„When I first heard the sounds ofDarkness and silence meeting within me…Choosing the eternalDarkness I becameThe dark one that I am“Where should I start？ I think what I liked best was that， while reading the book I found a natural approach to death。 In our society there is a lot of talk about life， but death is always evil and one shouldn't talk about it。 （In fact Death is as natural as Life is…🤷🏼♀️） Yes， death has somehow become unspeakable。 No wonder we are so scared of it。 You don't know how „When I first heard the sounds ofDarkness and silence meeting within me…Choosing the eternalDarkness I becameThe dark one that I am“Where should I start？ I think what I liked best was that， while reading the book I found a natural approach to death。 In our society there is a lot of talk about life， but death is always evil and one shouldn't talk about it。 （In fact Death is as natural as Life is…🤷🏼♀️） Yes， death has somehow become unspeakable。 No wonder we are so scared of it。 You don't know how to help someone who has lost someone。 You don't know how to deal with your own death。 Nobody talks about it and when one does， it always becomes an uncomfortable topic， for example about how one would like to be buried etc。 But it is precisely the way of making the whole thing unspeakable that makes it so difficult for us to accept the end。 The book helped me deal with it a little better。 Of course， it's Sadhguru and you have to be able to filter the whole thing a bit， I say that in all honesty。 But if you are open to spirituality and his views， which by the way are quite logical then the book could help you too。 。。。more
Ajith Ashokkumar （WordShaker）
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Death ！ Everyone hates this word。 No one wants to die。 All who born should definitely need to die。 It is a fact。 But no one wants to accept that mere truth about life。 Sadhguru beautifully explains the various aspects of Death， After life， Reincarnation， Death rituals etc… Everyone concentrates on living well but dying well is also an equally important thing no one actually cares about。 Death is not an end， it is liberation。 For a spiritual seeker， neither God nor heaven is the goal-mukti or Death ！ Everyone hates this word。 No one wants to die。 All who born should definitely need to die。 It is a fact。 But no one wants to accept that mere truth about life。 Sadhguru beautifully explains the various aspects of Death， After life， Reincarnation， Death rituals etc… Everyone concentrates on living well but dying well is also an equally important thing no one actually cares about。 Death is not an end， it is liberation。 For a spiritual seeker， neither God nor heaven is the goal-mukti or Liberation is。“Every breath you take， you are getting closer to the grave。 But every breath you take， you can also get closer to your liberation” 。。。more
Rik
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Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev elaborates on the concept of death， as seen in the Indian Culture。 He delves into the layers of abstraction that had been developed in ancient India， to make sense of the enigma that is death。 Is death really the absolute end？ Can there be life after death？ How can we consciously take steps to facilitate a 'good death'？ These are a few of the questions tackled in this book。 However， as far as my opinions regarding the book are concerned， I found some of these ideas quite f Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev elaborates on the concept of death， as seen in the Indian Culture。 He delves into the layers of abstraction that had been developed in ancient India， to make sense of the enigma that is death。 Is death really the absolute end？ Can there be life after death？ How can we consciously take steps to facilitate a 'good death'？ These are a few of the questions tackled in this book。 However， as far as my opinions regarding the book are concerned， I found some of these ideas quite fictitious， and to a certain degree， irrational。 That is probably because I like stressing the importance of reason and logic， which is something the author requests us to shed， before diving into the book; and into the concepts mentioned。 I found that a lot of these ideas were to be embraced by us without questioning the underlying principles。 This is why it seemed more like the analysis of a section of some antediluvian mythological work， that dealt with the same topic， rather than the presentation of rational theories based on concrete and converging bodies of empirical evidence。 The philosophy one must adopt while facing life and its complement， death， was something on which， I agree wholeheartedly with the author。 Other than that， unless I can get my hands on some research that seductively proves the hypotheses delineated in the book， my statements stand。 。。。more
Rohan Yadav
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In this book many rituals of Hindu society has been presented what do ， what not to before and after the death 。 Also how to decrease fear of death and live with death ， that all thing has been presented in this book 。
Sangram
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Wonderful insights and gracefully handles a subject that is not openly discussed in most of societies。
Meenambigai
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I read this book in a tough time of my life。 It does show a different perception of living and dying。 I was ok that I’m gonna die one day or any day。 That wasn’t an issue to me。 In this book I understand how should I be prepared for a proper exit and with that understanding how could I live my life well。 Pranam Sadhguru。
Jyoti
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I tried hard to read the book but just couldn't finish it。 It was like a lonnnng sermon by Sadguru where， true to his style， he mocked the general mindset without revealing anything of substance。 I'll see if I can get to it sometime。 I tried hard to read the book but just couldn't finish it。 It was like a lonnnng sermon by Sadguru where， true to his style， he mocked the general mindset without revealing anything of substance。 I'll see if I can get to it sometime。 。。。more
Geetanjali Ohri
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Insightful。
Saurabh Kaushal
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A book from a completely different dimension。
Simran
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A book that answered all my old questions regarding life and death。。。。and raised new ones
David
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The first half of the book had some interesting insights and observations but that's about it。 The rest of the book is anti-science religious stuff even though the author talks smack about religious beliefs and calls them "foolish garbage" in the beginning of the book。 Also， the tone of the book sounded too angry， bitter and the author used too many curse words for someone who claims to be an "enlightened guru"。Also， am I the only one who found his wife's death incredibly suspicious？ I don't buy The first half of the book had some interesting insights and observations but that's about it。 The rest of the book is anti-science religious stuff even though the author talks smack about religious beliefs and calls them "foolish garbage" in the beginning of the book。 Also， the tone of the book sounded too angry， bitter and the author used too many curse words for someone who claims to be an "enlightened guru"。Also， am I the only one who found his wife's death incredibly suspicious？ I don't buy his version of how his wife died and I'll leave it at that。 。。。more
Suraj
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This book needs to be read with an open mind， and then you can make your conclusions。 Pretty heavy read with lot of things which we really do not think about。。。。 Managed to read it completely in the third attempt。
Anu
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I found it uninteresting。 Some of it is revealing but some ， especially those parts， concerning the Isha center， is not so believable。 I did not finish the book。
Rajni Relhan
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A lot of authentic information that was interesting to read。 But where is the proof of his claims on his previous lives？ He doesn’t explain where he is getting his information from。 For example how people die in stages and validity of the rituals around those stages， I would believe if he would have explained where he got that information from？I think this is a book written for those who believe in his word unconditionally。 I started out like a follower but soon enough found so many repetitions A lot of authentic information that was interesting to read。 But where is the proof of his claims on his previous lives？ He doesn’t explain where he is getting his information from。 For example how people die in stages and validity of the rituals around those stages， I would believe if he would have explained where he got that information from？I think this is a book written for those who believe in his word unconditionally。 I started out like a follower but soon enough found so many repetitions in his narratives that I started doubting his authenticity。 There was hardly anything said differently than the way he speaks in his YouTube blogs。 Hence it comes out as an amalgamation of his many talks。 。。。more
Richa Goel
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