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Death for most people is a long slow process of life. We all have begun dieing the moment we were conceived. It is a process. In a natural death the process begins accelerating in the few days before it completes. The body does not die all at one time. Systems begin shutting down. Each of us will experience these last shutting downs. Some with fear, sadness, concern and fight it. Others will find it to be pleasant very relaxing and a joy.
The differences will depend upon what we believe death to be.
Having never died myself I can only relate what I have seen.
When my mother was dying, she was afraid of what she was seeing (not surprised) and it wasn't nice. She was also appealing for help from my grandparents and my father.
When my BIL died, it was peaceful. He verbally greeted departed friends and family then closed his eyes and slipped away.
I suppose a lot has to do with how you lived your life and what type of person you were. Suffices to say, every death experience is unique to the person experiencing it.
If you would like to more about death, and what it is like, I would suggest you buy "The Spirits" Book" by Alan Kadec.
According to the biography of the author, spirits guided the writing of this book.
Very good reading.
Bob.
If you would like to more about death, and what it is like, I would suggest you buy "The Spirits" Book" by Alan Kadec.
According to the biography of the author, spirits guided the writing of this book.
Very good reading.
Bob.
Spirits always guide my writing too, just for the record.
Death is the greatest mystery after mystery of gods existence Atheists suppose it very simple while it is not so. when a human is dieing what he/she will see and feel .have you any opinion about or do you guess anything ?
I don't think I can predict what I'll see and feel as I'm dying because I don't know which mechanisms will kick in, or which will already have been in place. For instance, if I'm in a coma and not conscious of anything then that could stay in place and I would remain unconscious the entire time, in which case I won't have felt anything.
If I'm conscious just before dying, I might see the light and all that...chemical responses...very easy to see that possibly happening.
Another thing I might be feeling is extreme pain, but I hope not!
The thought of being dead is about a thousand times less scary than the thought of the dying process.
Pain pain pain (hopefully controlled by adequate medication) followed by lights out is my take on it. Some deaths have been a surprise and very peaceful, others have been a long and sad fight.
According to some research performed a few years back, sight is the last thing to go when you die. Hearing is the first.
I don't think I can predict what I'll see and feel as I'm dying because I don't know which mechanisms will kick in, or which will already have been in place. For instance, if I'm in a coma and not conscious of anything then that could stay in place and I would remain unconscious the entire time, in which case I won't have felt anything.
If I'm conscious just before dying, I might see the light and all that...chemical responses...very easy to see that possibly happening.
Another thing I might be feeling is extreme pain, but I hope not!
The thought of being dead is about a thousand times less scary than the thought of the dying process.
Hi JerZ
Right, I am a questioner only and myself haven't any experience about, also you do know I scare of death too because it is an unknown event wholly but what frightened me is not only death itself but I scare more from gods justice and judgement about my fault in this world in doomsday. I ask myself what I have done which god become happy of my actions. if he is angry of me what do I do (I know god is so merciful but is very hard and sever too while his mercifully is further than his anger ) so what I needy to that is good doing in this "examine place" (this world) and I have to avoid of sins and evilly actions, may god become happy of me. therefore I try informed others about this danger ( gods anger ) and help. Anyhow, I never wish death for people and my question was only a question and I hope all people among me be healthy and all guided to light and heaven. May I explain some events about dying and after death in other comment in this post.
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying ...by Sogyal Rinpoche
This acclaimed spiritual masterpiece is widely regarded as one of the most complete and authoritative presentations of the Tibetan Buddhist teachings ever written. A manual for life and death and a magnificent source of sacred inspiration from the heart of the Tibetan tradition, The Tibetan Book Of Living and Dying provides a lucid and inspiring introduction to the practice of meditation, to the nature of mind, to karma and rebirth, to compassionate love and care for the dying, and to the trials and rewards of the spiritual path.
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The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche
