The ancient Indian wisdom emphasizes the significance of a spiritual death—a conscious and elevated departure from the physical world—over the circumstances of one’s birth. This philosophy highlights the importance of releasing emotional baggage like regrets and grudges, embracing universal love, and detaching from the ego, which creates a false sense of separateness. Practices such as minimal consumption, selfless acts, deep introspection, and decreasing mental stimulation are encouraged to prepare the soul for this transition. The ultimate goal is to achieve a state of inner silence and heightened awareness, allowing the Kundalini energy to rise at the time of death, leading to a peaceful and enlightened journey towards moksha (liberation).