Consciousness
 

Buddhism indeed teaches mindfulness, as well as emphasizes the uncertainty of life and the reality of death. Mindfulness is a central practice in Buddhism, involving paying deliberate attention to the present moment without focusing outside matters.

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Buddhism recognizes that life is inherently uncertain and that change is integral to existence. Impermanence is considered one of the fundamental truths of existence. By cultivating mindfulness, individuals can develop a deeper awareness of this impermanence and the ever-changing nature of life.

Similarly, Buddhism acknowledges the inevitability of death. It encourages contemplation of death to gain insight into the impermanence of life and develop a sense of urgency in spiritual practice. Understanding the transient nature of life and the certainty of death can inspire individuals to live fully and with greater wisdom and compassion.

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Buddhists seek to cultivate a deeper understanding of the impermanent and interconnected nature of existence by practising mindfulness and contemplating the uncertainties of life and the reality of death. These teachings can guide embracing the present moment, fostering acceptance, and finding liberation from suffering.