Just as ashes do not become logs again after becoming ashes, man does not live again after death. So not to say that life becomes death is a natural standpoint of Buddhism. So this is called no-life. To say that death does not become life is the fixed sermon of the Buddha. So this is called no-death.
Life is a position of time, and death is a position of time .
You must not believe that winter becomes spring - nor can you say that spring becomes summer. Even though the moon gives immense and far-reaching light, it is reflected in a puddle of water. The full moon and the entire sky are reflected in a dewdrop on the grass. Just as enlightenment does not hinder man, the moon does not hinder the water. Just as man does not obstruct enlightenment, the dewdrop does not - obstruct the moon in the sky.