No, because death does not exist. It is just an illusion. We think we must die one day because we believe we were born. In reality, we have always been, at least our consciousness.

We are nothing else than that, all the rest is pure illusion. Our bodies, our egos, are only waves that continually go back and forth, creating a permanent swell on the ocean of our consciousness. We are free to identify ourselves with the waves if we wish to do so, and for the time we want to do so.

But we should not forget that they were born and they die, and thus they are source of sufferings. They are certainly beautiful and look invincible when they reach their peak.
But as soon as they meet the rocks and cliffs of the tests of life, they end up in vanishing again in the ocean of Universal Consciousness.

Of course it is easier to identify oneself with the waves that, such as our thoughts, appear in an unceasing ebbing and flowing, than it is with the infinite and peaceful ocean of our consciousness. However, it means to forget that the waves lead to nowhere but to the ocean they emerge from.

But to perceive our deep reality, we have to close our eyes and silence our mind, for they can not embrace nor conceive the infinite and eternity. Only the heart can see, hear and feel
the immeasurable dimension of our consciousness.

While entering the depths of Universal Consciousness, we discover that we are nothing but That and we realize death was only the last illusion.

Amedee