How can one that has passed away see the Buddha

Dear friend, I understand that you are seeking answers regarding how someone who has passed away can see the Buddha. It can be challenging to accept the loss of a loved one and to process the many unanswered questions that arise after their passing. In Buddhism, it is believed that after death, the consciousness of the deceased enters into a transitional state that lasts for 49 days. During this time, the consciousness may experience various states of existence before being reincarnated. It is also believed that the deceased can receive guidance from the Buddha during this time, but the extent to which they can "see" the Buddha is unclear. From a psychological perspective, grief and loss can be a complex and challenging experience. It is natural to seek answers and comfort during this time, and it is essential to allow yourself to process your emotions and find healthy ways to cope. It may be helpful to seek support from loved ones, a therapist, or a grief support group. Engaging in activities that bring you a sense of peace and comfort, such as meditation or spending time in nature, can also be beneficial. As for specific coaching advice, I would encourage you to focus on finding peace within yourself and honoring the memory of your loved one. You can honor their memory by engaging in activities that they enjoyed or by creating a memorial that brings you comfort. It may also be helpful to focus on the positive memories and experiences you shared with your loved one, rather than dwelling on their passing. Remember that it is okay to grieve and to take the time you need to heal.