Bardo Thodol
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, she devoted herself to a singular three-hour work, perhaps her masterpiece, the "Trilogie de la Mort", of which the first part "kyema Intermediate states" follows the path of the continuum of the six states of consciousness. The work was influenced as much by the Tibetan Book of the Dead Bardo Thodol and her meditation practice, as by the deaths of Tsuglak Mawe Wangchuk and of her son . The first third of the "Trilogie", "Kyema", was her first recording to be released on Phill Niblock's XI label.