Searching for the Truth of Life Most of the people who have gone through the near-death experiences and were lucky to have survived those experiences, would deeply realize the truth of life. Such kind of experiences have changed their lives thereafter. No matter what sorts of things did they possess in the past, whether it be their attitudes, ways of treating others or in handling things, their values, or their stubbornness and insistence on certain issues, all have undergone drastic changes. Therefore, to learn the wisdom of death, to let oneself possess the right attitude in managing death, and even to know how to transform death into the momentum of a new life is a subject matter that is urgently in need for helping oneself and others. Whether it be the truth of life or the meaning of existence, whether it be that ones life would elapse emptyhanded, or simply a waste of time and effort to tread on the path of life, and whether one would simply die for nothing worthwhile, and so on, all the key issues of which will bring to bear upon this most important subject matter. Do you want to end all these? There is only one method, that is, to train oneself on how to release the grip of ones life while we are still alive. This sort of training on the release of both the body and the mind is known as Dharma practice by the Lord Buddha Shakyamuni. This book describes in a clear, penetrating and unique way with compelling cases, together with simple writing, and the most rational scientific analysis to reveal, one by one, the circumstances that not only human beings, but all sentient beings, have been restrained by the evolutions and laws of Mother Nature, and to rely on this to enter into the truth of life. Indeed, for such a splendid and compelling book is hard to find, and the reading of such a book is more of a chance than of a choice.
