Suppose you found out that your life is ending tomorrow at around 12 mid-night. What are the things you want to do before mid-night tomorrow?
ujl · Jan 29, 2014 11:46 AM · 32,020 views
Most expensive alcohol and good qualitychurchurot with good quality dal bhat tarkari and mashu
intelligentguy · Feb 2, 2014 4:29 PM
Guys, please be genuine. This is also part of my Psychology Research Paper.
ujl · Feb 2, 2014 5:36 PM
I feel, the answers given here for the situation asked are all invalid. If you know for sure that you going to die after few hours, you mental state will be totally different from it is now. As said, people can never be afraid of death as it is unknown, what we are afraid is to lose the known. In this scenario, most likely we will have 3 options, one i will be very afraid and will try to avoid it (i mean not face it) through many ways, another i might try to correct things and relations that can be corrected in this short period of time (It is also really a form of scape), the other I will be completely passive and observe how the each moment presents itself. If possible i will chose the third.
paradox · Feb 2, 2014 5:53 PM
@ paradox....I simply don't understand why people are scared of death? Can someone illumine me please?
ujl · Feb 2, 2014 11:19 PM
उजी ब्रो, मृत्यु प्रति तेत्रो निर्भिकता र प्रेम छ भने किन आलिङ्गन नगर्नु, बेकार दुनियालाई preaching गर्नु को साटो? कि कसो?
Altijdgoede · Feb 3, 2014 9:02 AM
just live it
king_of_la · Feb 3, 2014 1:43 PM
People are not afraid of death. They are just afraid of unknown after death. If you are uncertain of any event then you are afraid with pain of not knowing it. It is a nature of human being to want to know everything. It is just the degree of unknown that is most during this event we know as death, and hence the pain even when just thinking about death.
Khairey · Feb 3, 2014 10:31 PM
A yogi can see what was before birth and what is after death with his psychic vision! Death should be taken as an opportunity to enter to a new world not an end.
ujl · Feb 4, 2014 2:37 PM
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