The latest discoveries of quantum physics, as well as studies of near-death states, indicate that the consciousness of death exists after death. This coincides with Buddhist views, according to which death is only a transition to a different state of mind. At the same time, not the whole person disappears, but only his material manifestation. We lose what we have, but not what we are. Our essence, perceiving all phenomena, lives on, not limited by either space or time.Lama Ole Nydahl describes in detail and accurately the experiences of the mind during dying, as well as what happens after death - in an intermediate state until the next birth . The author also explains how, with the help of certain meditations, to go through these processes without fear. The Buddhist approach allows not only to better understand death, but also to accept it, and at the same time to function more successfully in everyday life.Lama Ole Nydahl is the author of 10 books translated into 25 languages and published in more than 40 countries around the world. Editor's layout saved in PDF A4.