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In this video Venerable Dagpo Rinpoche was asked how should one help a person who has a terminal illness. Dagpo Rinpoche replied that it should depend on the particular faith of the person. During a person last moments we must not create conflicts in their mind.
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| From Shar Gaden (Tibetan) | From Shar Gaden (English translation) |
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Sarah
October 1, 2010
Dagpo Rinpoche’s advice is sensible and practical. The last thing we want is to confuse a person on his death bed. We can read verses from the holy books of the person’s religion. This will help to provide comfort and bring forth a peaceful mind. Even in ordinary circumstances, it is not advisable to try to influence another person in favour of one’s own religion or to convert them if they are not ready. If one is not skilful, this can lead to confusion and instability in the person’s practice of his own religion.