Analysis: The Death Clock Starts Counting

Sometimes the person returns to a previous stage. Death is emotional and it is natural to experience emotions. It would also have a psychological affect on an individual as knowing you’re going to die may be frightening.

Sometimes we might think that they are just seeing a light or meeting other people who have also died, or someone supernatural like Jesus or God and seeing another world or scenery. Most of the times when we see a person who is dead in a casket we think they are laying down feeling peaceful without having fear that they might die one day because they already are. I'd say that when we die we will not stress, worry, or have to think anymore for eternity. Until life comes again after death, we all will experience the silent treatment of not knowing anything anymore or having to stress or worry about the things we have done or did while living on earth. Those people who do have near-death experiences just visualize seeing hell or heaven depending on the life they have lived or is living now and might think that death is coming soon because of their faults. Some people have near death experiences because they know that they have sinned (which we all have done) and think that since god says do not sin that their time to visit him is to come sooner than later or sooner than what they think it may be. A lot of people who has lost someone close in their life feel like whenever they die that they will soon meet that person again because we all are going to die and leave the

People rarely have time to enjoy their last moments and it is even more difficult for them to assist a loved one as he, she, or it is about to die. Many actually consider death to be a taboo subject and hesitate to get actively involved in a conversation involving it. These people generally feel that one only needs to focus on death when it is imminent, as doing otherwise would simply demoralize individuals and would prevent them from functioning effectively as they perform a series of daily tasks.

Death is all around us; it could arrive to anyone at any time. It can happen in different ways, whether it is diseases, allergies or car accidents. Most people approaching the death stage try to avoid the thought of dying because of fear. Some people of religious backgrounds have different opinions about death. Some accept that there is a place reserved for them in heaven right after death, others believe they will reincarnate. Those are the strong believers; if they are a religious person they might believe in only our souls will last forever. However, others fear death because of the pain of death itself, the uncertainty of what will happen to them after death, and the concern for those people and things they will leave behind.

Everyone will face death, sooner or later. Based on our understanding of life forms, it is the inevitable ending, all living force will end up losing the battle with time and fall into the void of darkness. Death is universal, but not our responses and expectations. Our attitude and expectation toward the ending of life are constructed socially, there are many influential factors. In the readings I've read for this week, they tackled this issue in the manner of ritual, care giver's perspective, and a special emotional response - grief.

For many of us death is a thought, a topic that brings up fear and often avoidance. In yet, death is something that each one of us will face during our lives. Even the people that surround us and the people we love will face death also. Death is a part of our everyday lives and the more consciously that we explore it for most people the better that experience become and the less fear that there is surrounding it. Death helps us to define more fully how we want to live and as we learn about death in our own thoughts and feeling about it. It often helps shape how each of us lives today and the choices that we made of our own dying. Throughout this paper, we will discuss how death and dying occur, how it affects Religion and Belief,

I feel that when it is your time to go, you are going. That’s really the only belief that I have about death. Explain how level of death anxiety may be impacted by gender, age and mental health. Death anxiety in gender, women tend to have higher death anxiety scores than men on self-report scales. This does not mean that women get excited over everything it’s just that men usually tend not to show any emotional feelings about an emotional situation. Death anxiety in age, death anxiety is higher in adolescents and early adulthood. Then it decreases as we settle in life and by the time we get old anxiety gets higher again, by the time you reach seventy your anxiety will go back down. By this time in life you start looking forward to death. Most of your friends maybe dead already, your parents, siblings, and spouse by this time may already be deceased so in a way you have embraced death at this point. Death anxiety in mental health and illness, death anxiety is higher in people with diagnosed psychiatric conditions. Selective attention is when you have so much going on and you get distracted. You are not trying to avoid anything your mind is just on somewhere else. Selective response is when a person has thoughts about death but they choose who they want to talk to about it. Compartmentalizing is when you realize and understand that he is in a life-threatening situation and choose to respond to some aspects of the illness. Deception is when someone

Death is just another state we encounter in the human life. Death is the state of being when the brain and brain stem stop working and the effects become irreversible. Once a person passes, his or her love ones go through many stages of grieving. The famous Kubler-Ross model, commonly referred to as the “five stages of grief,” is a great representation of the stages. These stages do not occur in any particular order, but it is predicted these stages do occur in most people. The grievers not only have to cope with the loss of their love ones, but they also have to deal with the new changes in their life (E., 2010). No matter the condition of death whether it be expected or unexpected, everyone has their own ways of dealing or coping with death. Different religions and cultures practice death and grieving very differently from one another. Buddhism is not necessary a religion but more of a philosophy that focuses on leading a moral life while being mindful of thoughts and actions.

Some can react with increased risky behavior believing death will not happen to them, while others may show emotional maturing given new priorities

Death has been a motivating factor of human society since society existed. Whether humans simply fear death or that they don’t understand the reality of death, humans have always had a very notable and sensitive curiosity about death. This goes back to simple human nature, which is to fear what one does not understand, as well as to try to understand it to make the idea less daunting. The latter is particularly resolved via the use of religion in culture. As culture and society has evolved over the course of human development, the current attitude towards death has changed. Even if one believes there is an afterlife, one today understands they have a finite amount of time to spend on earth. This limited time can be spent however the person

Observation and meditation on death and temporariness are regarded with considerable importance in Buddhism. Two reasons behind the significance placed on death is 1, to remind us that only through recognizing how precious and fleeting that life is, will you strive to live it fully and with meaning.

The defenders feel a strong sense of responsibility and duty too. They take responsibility seriously and to follow them too. They have a difficult time saying no to anyone or anything. I sometimes have a hard time saying no to anyone too. They also usually not express their feelings and keep their feeling to themselves. I’m also a person who doesn’t shoe their feeling to anyone and keeping them inside me. I never express them because I never know if I tell my feeling to anyone, how they are going to react and if I do tell them I don’t want them to feel bad for me so I like to keep my feeling to myself.

It lurks in the back of everyone’s mind, soundless and black, never seeming real until landing right in someone’s ear, whispering that the time has came. A term created at the same time as life, death originally defined itself as “a permanent cessation of all vital functions; the end of life” (“Death”). The uses and views on death seem endless: some fear it, unable to imagine a world without themselves. Those involved in Christianity believe that death starts the beginning of eternal life in a place called “Heaven”. In everyday life, death surrounds everything. Everyone and everything that ever lived, eventually ceases to exist in the world after the inevitable death.

1) When you die there is nothing you’re in a state on unconsciousness not even disturbed by dreams. Or 2) you go on to the afterlife, where you meet with all the other people that have die before you.

When you die, you are most likely taken to the afterlife, where you choose or something chooses for you the next life you live as.