The Eastern Teaching on the Problem of Immortality and Death

The book consists of two parts and is dedicated to the eternal problem of humanity - the problem of life and death.
The first part is an analysis of the text "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" from the perspective of a Western psychologist-researcher. Analogies in the symbolic description of post-mortem states characteristic of various religious-philosophical and scientific systems (Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, modern psychology) are identified and discussed in detail.
The second part of the book presents the main tenets of Timeless Wisdom regarding the definition of death, its stages, and subjective states, as outlined in the "Letters of the Mahatmas", the works of Djwal Khul - A.A. Bailey, and contemporary psychologists. Since the mentioned books are complex for readers unfamiliar with esoteric psychology, an attempt was made to adapt the teachings to a Western perception and mentality.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers seeking to understand the laws of Life and Death.