Same thing that happens to every one else at death. No one can say for sure.
But Buddhism does not really focus on what happens after death, it focuses on what happens here and now.
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As death and re-birth are central to Buddhist practices there is a considerable amount of material on the process of dieing and the stages leading to re-birth. The Tibetan "Book of the Dead" is instructive in these matters
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Zen Buddhist centers are places of education about the life of Buddha, and about the Buddhist belief system. The centers are also a place of worship and peace for those affiliated, desiring to become Buddhist, or simply those who want to learn more.
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People have no need to pay for sacrements to help the dead because they believe death is non-existence.
The Hindu religion and Buddhist religion all believe that. Yes, the Buddhist faith believes that life does not end with the physical death.
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Yes, Wesak is the celebration of the birth, death and enlightenment of the Buddha.
No, there are no common holidays. Buddhist holidays include Vesak, the celebration of the Buddhas birth, enlightenment and death the Buddhist New Year and celebrations of the Sangha (spiritual community).
Buddhist death rituals vary in different cultures. The concept that informs various rituals is that of compassion. Tibetan and Indian Buddhists practice sky burials, in which the body is cut up and fed to vultures, as it is helpful to the vultures, and after death there is no significance to the body. At the time of death it is thought to be helpful to encourage the dying person ot have a peaceful frame of mind, and to be familiar with the transformations they are about to go through on the path to rebirth. Another Answer: Usually there are no strict death rituals in Sri Lanka,bcz after the death your body is not significant.You can take your funeral as you wish.But usually Buddhist monks will come to your home and chant Budda's Dhamma(Teachings).
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