A mental trail in Tibetan Buddhism that everyone faces after death to decide whether people enter Nirvana or Samsara.

During Bardo, people will perceive various sounds, colors and lights. Those stimuluses are feeble in the beginning but become too overwhelming to stand for most of people. Then those people fail to reach nirvana. However, those who reached their deity nature are not terrified by those because they know and understand these sounds, colors and lights are the natural display of themselves. They are not bewildered and their memories can be preserved.


Bardo

When people die: For those who has not reached to their deity nature, they enter samsara-forget everything and enter a new life(new cycle begin). For those who reached their deity nature, they enter nirvana: their memories are preserved and become deity.


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In the Tiben Buddahist's perspective, after people reaches their Buddha/Deity nature through Dzogchen, they will get

1.Compassion

2.Nirvana instead of Samsara

Benefit of Tibetan Dzogchen

Padmasambhava, Lingpa, C., Rinpoche, T. U., Rinpoche, O. T., &amp; Kunsang, E. P. (2016). Origin: Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche. In Dzogchen deity practice: Meeting your true nature (pp. 25–30). essay, Rangjung Yeshe Pubns. 

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