<p>On the death of a parent, buddhism, and a return to the TreeHouseLetter. How three sentences from Salman Rushdie's memoir provide comfort after losing my mother. </p>

On the death of a parent, buddhism, and a return to the TreeHouseLetter. How three sentences from Salman Rushdie's memoir provide comfort after losing my mother.

In the Bardo: Referring to the Dead in the Present Tense

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In the Bardo: Referring to the Dead in the Present Tense