The Buddha said death -- not some human teacher -- was his primary guru. He said we should all keep the reality of death in the forefront of our consciousness so we can better prioritize our daily activities and thus better direct our attention to that which is most significant and meaningful.
"We are all going to die, but are we each going to truly live?"-- unknown
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