He had to prepare while alive in this world, to face the Creator, and as such, he acted as if he had only a few moments left to live. It is often seen in Pascal’s “Thought”, the idea actually stems from the Bible: I don’t know when the Lord will call you home, in ten years or in five minutes. The same philosophy, though not imposing a religious significance, insists on it as a preparation for death. Veteran America Flag. A chapter in Montaigne’s “Essais” is titled “Philosophy is the practice to die.” I think the idea of preparing institutions plays a very important role in Buddhism. The stage after death I think is the period that people call the intermediate state body, there seems to be a book about the bardo.
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