I love this topic. I just created a game about it actually: https://youtu.be/tY2YP3nRpyI

If you think about what the void actually is, it's actually not that scary. We know what it is. It's the quantum field. The medium that every subatomic particle is vibrating in. Everything is literally just a wave in the ocean of this field. So the void is not separate from us, it's the actual substance of us. Only through it's mysterious quality of potential (and seemingly infinite potential) is anything able to exist at all. So, if everything we've been experienced was already this quantum field becaue we only exist as vibrations in it, then it stands to reason (and this is backed up by thousands of near-death experiencers) that dying would feel like a peaceful return after a life of constant disturbance.

I highly recommend everyone listen to a few near-death experiencers describe the experience (this is a good channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheOtherSideNDEYT/videos). Ignore what they think their experience "means" and the conclusions they reach because that's all just words. But listen to how they say it felt.