Delve into the profound connection between sensory experience and life narratives with this insightful ethnography focusing on Nepal’s Yolmo Buddhists. The author masterfully explores how specific sensory orientations shape the telling of lives and deaths, offering a unique perspective on subjectivity. This work illuminates the embodied dimensions of existence, making it an essential read for anthropology students, cultural studies enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by Himalayan traditions and the nuanced portrayal of human experience. Discover a new way to understand life’s most intimate stories.