Death is not a true end
Death is not a true end, but merely a transition of life from one dimension to another. When the physical body dies, the life energies (prana) disperse, while the mental (psychic) body persists for a time, depending on the strength of one's karma. Once the karmic structure becomes passive and loses its potency, this energy seeks a new womb and finds a new body. There are no physical places such as heaven or hell. Rather, the disembodied mind (devoid of the faculty of discernment) experiences extreme states of happiness or suffering, shaped by the impressions gathered during life. After death, it is important to let go of memories of the deceased and perform rituals so that the energy does not remain entangled but can move on freely. Leave the dead to the dead. Death is an invention of ignorant people whose perception is limited to the physical-material body. Those who transcend the boundaries of the individual self realize that, in truth, there is only one continuous life—much like a drop of water falling back into the ocean.
