In canon Hermione explains it as “life after death”, not “accepting death”.
Resurrection also counts as life after death, except that e.g. Christians expect God to provide said resurrections, and Harry seeks to accomplish it himself...
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In canon Hermione explains it as “life after death”, not “accepting death”.
Resurrection also counts as life after death, except that e.g. Christians expect God to provide said resurrections, and Harry seeks to accomplish it himself...