What should Buddhist practitioners pay attention to when they are dying?

Q: Excuse me, old monk, what should a yogi pay attention to when he dies?

Master Ben Huan replied: We were born in the western paradise, and our karma is indispensable. What is Ford? It is also a blessing for you to build temples, recite scriptures and practice bodhisattva. These are called blessings. Ford is important, so is karma. For example, someone who has done a lot of good deeds and merits could have gone to Elysium, but when he finally left, his family cried and shouted, Come on, he couldn't leave. Why? Because we are all sentient beings, you can't bear to watch mom and dad leave, crying and shouting. Well, when he saw you calling him, he couldn't bear to leave, and he couldn't bear to let you get up. As a result, you can't pull him away.

Therefore, we who study Buddhism must pay attention to this. In addition, I hope that all of you here can organize a Buddhist chanting group, and when someone wants to leave, everyone can help him recite Buddha and achieve him. If his family cries again, tell him to cry outside, not in front of him.