Jeff Talks

When we hear the word “death” we imagine a skeleton dressed in a black coat that is coming to take you. What is death to a person: a fatal break of their flight or a blessing that is expected to come as soon as it is possible? This article will be a useful hint for those who want to decide for themselves, what they feel towards death.

In the free evening you sit comfortably in your armchair and read an exciting book. Suddenly the clock strikes ten and you listen carefully to every strike of it. It seems like these are the last seconds of your life passing by and a strange feeling appears deep down in your gutter, but you are not able to define what is it. The feeling appears when you think of death. So, what is the truth? What do you feel to that moment that is going to come eventually?

Many researches have been done in psychology to define the most common feeling towards death. According to the majority of the scholars, it is fear. Only in one term paper outline of a student there was another feeling mentioned. It was indifference.