Death is not your Enemy

It is natural to feel the fear of the unknown when it comes to the immediate future. With regard to death, this fear may centre around what might happen in the process of dying such as the pain of a terminal illness, nausea, vomiting, or even fearing abandonment by those around you.

The fear of death may also be perpetuated by the sadness of the family around the dying person or the hopelessness of the doctor or the nurses who feel that they may have failed to keep the person alive. However, it is through death that the dying person can be released from the great burden of his diseased body.

So don’t be afraid,

It’s the Highest Realm

Death is not an enemy; it is a natural fact of life, a stage of our existence, and a transition or doorway between planes of reality. Death has its own harmony with nature. A tree loses its leaves every fall, and we never feel that it is unjust or that the tree failed to stay fully alive when it goes dormant through the winter. It is a natural process.

Also, the process of dying can be rough, but it is temporary.

The best thing to do is to focus our consciousness as much as we can in a way that will help us reach the highest realm possible after death. Of course, it may always be a little sad to leave our home and loved ones, but if we are going to a bigger and more beautiful home, then what is there to be sorry about? It is joyful to be going to a better place. This sort of joy will also help divert our attention from any pain we might be experiencing.

Move On

The primary fear of death is, of course, in not knowing what we will be or where we will go in the afterlife. If you are afraid of where you might go after death, surrender and know that fate, or God, will put you where you will best learn whatever you need to learn.

universe is based on compassion. It is not punishment that we are here, but it is because of our desires for the experience of material existence and bodily sense pleasures. Each life helps us learn more about ourselves, and about who we are. Death is not simply a matter of getting old or sick and then dying. Natural death happens when you have finished doing what you were meant to do in this life.