The Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol) is a profound spiritual text that serves as a guide to the afterlife in Tibetan Buddhism. Traditionally read aloud to the dying, it offers teachings on navigating the intermediate state between death and rebirth, known as the bardo. The book provides instructions for recognizing and responding to visions, deities, and experiences that arise during this transition. It explores themes of impermanence, spiritual liberation, and the nature of consciousness, offering insights into life, death, and rebirth. Widely regarded as a cornerstone of Tibetan spirituality, this text is both a philosophical and practical manual for understanding existence and attaining enlightenment.