The deceased is not depressed. But mourners are mostly depressed because of a) attachment (constant association of our attention to anything) to impermanence o

The deceased is not depressed. But mourners are mostly depressed because of a) attachment (constant association of our attention to anything) to impermanence of life, b) regrets and guilt. If the mourner itself was truly liberated while living then they wouldn't be depressed because they would know from experience that death is nothing but a switch to a different dimension for consciousness to operate in. That dimension is far less limiting than this physical dimension. And the way to that dimension (and higher ones) is only through Meditation and natural death, the latter comes as a shock to the unrealized one and then its too late for any preparedness.