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In Buddhism, death is not viewed as an end but rather as a natural transition in the cyclical existence of samsara—birth, death, and rebirth. This

Grief is a profound emotion that touches everyone at some point in life. Throughout history, poets have sought to articulate the depths of sorrow and

Step 1: Announce the Death with Sensitivity Start with a clear yet compassionate statement. Include the full name of the deceased, age, place of residence,

Throughout history, the final words of individuals have often encapsulated profound emotions, offering a glimpse into their inner thoughts during their last moments. Some of

1. “Because I Could Not Stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson Emily Dickinson personifies death as a polite suitor, inviting the speaker on a carriage