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A very, very broad issue. There are so many, different ways to better prepare for death. For some the focus will be on releasing limiting beliefs while in-physical and formulating more freeing ones, for some it will be improving self and quality of consciousness while inphysical, for some it will be direct thinking about and intuitive research on the "afterlife", for some it comes in facing the very real prospect of death and dying before one actually does.
The list is and can be pretty long. Generally speaking, for things to improve, death has to move out of it's cultural role of being the big pink elephant in the room that most of us are aware of to some extent, but refuse to more fully acknowledge it for the individual and collective fears involved.
So, more conscious and active focus on it in the larger cultures and societies we live in, could even by itself, help some. Talking of death and dying seems to be a bit taboo or at least considered not a "social nicety" in various cultures.
Bruce's proposed communication device, could possible change a lot of limiting beliefs, thoughts and feelings about the subject of death and help to prepare others for it more effectively.
I've talked of this experience before, but i will share it one more time. Years ago, i worked in home with people who are in the elderly stage of their life. I worked with one man, i will call "Joe". Joe expressed some musings, curiosities, and fears about God and death. So we would sometimes talk of these things, and i would tell him that based on my experiences so far, there is definitely an afterlife. Often, i would just listen or empathize. I sensed that our talks were helping him to prepare for transition, but i wasn't aware quite how soon.
I left that job because i was moved from MA to VA. About 3 weeks later, a former co-worker called me up out of the blue and let me know that "Joe" died. A couple of weeks or so after that phone conversation, while meditating, all of a sudden Joe showed up pretty strongly and clearly, and i could feel this huge THANKS type feeling and message coming from him. I figure it meant that he didn't get stuck and that our previous talks had helped him some in preparation (as i had hoped it would).
When people truly begin, holistically, to better and more completely understand what Consciousness is all about, then this will really truly help more of us to better prepare for death. Meanwhile, i suspect that hospice type service is one of the more potentially impacting ways if a person has not had a lot of nonphysical experience, guidance, etc
But, i think it's important to note go into too much depth and detail, and try to outline all the various different planes, experiences, beings, and processes one will go through. It's more generally effective to be more broad and general when talking about the afterlife and the process of death and dying with others. We don't necessarily know exactly what they may or may not experience after transition.
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