A person is deaf, can he still hear after death? Or will the blind see it after death?

Buddhism and folklore have the same answer to this question: Yes. According to folklore, there are no deaf ghosts, blind ghosts and dumb ghosts. Buddhism believes that deaf and blind people only have broken ears and eyes, but their hearing and eyes are not broken. When we are alive, our eyes and ears depend on our bodies (our bodies are called "floating dust roots" in Buddhism). After we die, we get rid of the root of floating dust, leaving only the yin body (the soul as the folks say). At this time, our hearing and eyes will play a role, so there are no deaf and blind people in the vagina.

I am a four-converted disciple of Mahayana tantric Kagyu Sect and Nyima Sect of Buddhism, and also a layman. Trust me, that's right. Amitabha. Han Xiao Ho!