No matter what life and death may actually be, your beliefs about them will govern your related thoughts and actions. Second, Huna assumes that existence is infinite, and therefore that life and death and time and space are just names for different types of experience. Third, a belief is simply a way of organizing your perceptions or expectations to allow yourself certain experiences and disallow others. By reorganizing your perceptions and expectations about life and death you can change your experience of them. Fourth, all experience is happening now.
Time is merely a belief.
Fifth, Life and death are part of the impulse toward fulfillment that we call love. Love changes the lover and the beloved, and without change there is no existence. Sixth, the power of life and death comes from within. Not from within the personality or the body, but from our infinite spiritual source. Seventh, regardless of what anyone says about life and death, what really matters to you is what you think.