How does Chapter 37 define 'death' and what does it identify as the 'nooses of death'?

Chapter 37 offers a philosophical perspective on death, defining it not as an end but as a transition. The text explains that when something that is unmanifest comes into form, it is called the 'manifest' state, and its return to the unmanifest is what people call 'death'. The chapter also specifies what it calls the 'nooses of death,' which are not physical but spiritual obstacles. As explicitly stated in Chapter 37, these nooses are Adharma (unrighteousness), ignorance, anger, and hatred. Overcoming these is presented as the way to transcend the cycle of suffering.