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Death & Afterlife Monica Luang Por Monica Luang Por 40 For those who are alive, they also experience grief as their loved ones are taken away. To stop this cycle of suffering, the Lord Buddha thought there should be no death. Eventually, he found the way to stop death to cease birth and there will be no death. : How do Buddhists relate to death? Are they afraid of it, and if not, why? : Deep down everybody certainly fears death, but true Buddhists will be less scared as they know the fact that whether they fear it or not, death is inevitable. They thus prepare themselves for death and study what they should do in order to have a good afterlife. : Do you prepare yourself for death? How do you do that? : Buddhists have been taught that death is a binary opposition of birth. To prepare ourselves for the impending death on a normal level, we must learn to purify our minds, avoid unwholesome acts, do good deeds, be helpful and generous to other people, and