Buddhism and Grief: Healing after Loss

Tashi Delek, everyone!

Hope you’re having a wonderful day! May the blessings of the Triple Gem always be with you!

In today’s article we will talk about Death and Grief in Buddhism, healing after loss, share information about grief retreats and articles that explain what happens after death in Buddhism.

Buddhist Hospice Programs:

Buddhist hospice centers offer a compassionate and mindful approach to end-of-life care, emphasizing the importance of inner peace and acceptance during the transition.

Through their educational programs and inspirational support, they aim to provide solace and comfort not just to the individuals nearing the end of their journey, but also to their families, fostering a holistic and supportive environment for all involved.

An end of life care facility that draws upon Buddhist practices grounded in a contemplative tradition of mindfulness. All backgrounds and traditions regardless of religious affiliation, or sexual orientation, gender, ethnicity, age, or national origin are welcome.

Learn more here 🔗

The New York Zen Center has a unique approach in working with grief. Using contemplative techniques and the power of connection, we support those in pain on their journey.

We create a safe, nurturing environment for individuals to work through and accept the difficult, and seemingly unmanageable, emotions grief and loss can create: anger, guilt and despair.

Grief and Bereavement Support - Lean more here 🔗