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In the Abhidhamma, a key text of Theravada Buddhism, death is defined as the cessation of the vital life faculty (jivitindriya),
physical heat (thejo dhathu), and consciousness (vinnana) in a particular existence.

It marks the temporary end of an individual’s life in one form, but not the end of existence, as it is followed by rebirth in the cycle of samsara.

The Abhidhamma outlines four causes of death: exhaustion of lifespan (ayukkhaya), exhaustion of kammic energy (kammakkhaya), both simultaneously (ubhayakkhaya), or untimely death due to powerful negative kamma (upacchedaka kamma),

such as accidents or evil deeds ripening. At the moment of death, a rebirth-linking consciousness (patisandhi-vinnana) arises, conditioned by past kamma, and connects to the next life, influenced by the final thoughts or actions.

The process involves the dissolution of mental and physical phenomena, with consciousness shifting to a new existence based on accumulated kamma.

This underscores the Buddhist view of impermanence and the importance of mindful living to shape a favorable rebirth.