In How We Live Is How We Die, beloved Buddhist nun and teacher Pema Chödrön offers a transformative teaching: how we meet endings—big or small—shapes how we live. Drawing on Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and decades of personal experience, she explores how acknowledging change, loss, and even death can lead to powerful spiritual growth.

This book is not about doom and gloom. It’s about facing the truth of impermanence with honesty, kindness, and an open heart. Pema reminds us that every ending is an opportunity for awakening—and that living well means learning how to let go with grace.

With her signature warmth and clarity, Pema teaches us to lean into discomfort, soften our resistance, and discover the spaciousness within uncertainty.

Why you’ll love it:

• Wise guidance for working with endings, loss, and change

• Practical tools for emotional resilience and mindfulness

• Pema’s trademark blend of humor, gentleness, and depth

• A powerful book for spiritual seekers, caregivers, and anyone navigating change

At Sangha Shop, we honor books that help us live—and die—with more presence, compassion, and fearlessness. This one belongs on your altar and your nightstand.