A Mortals Sense Of Immortality

Fear of deadly death is fear of life itself. The positive attention to the terminal period not only brings much concern about the last moment but also makes this fear occupy the whole life of a person's lifetime. In the shadow of waiting for the last amnesty, the only answer that can be alleviated is another kind of pardon, which is an agreement that makes people unable to recover to death and suppresses wasted desire for eternal life. Myths are often the career of this version and help humans accept and deal with their fatal and limited circumstances.

The term "immortality" in gerontology can not be confused with Greek's immortal or eternal life consciousness. At the present time, the exponential growth of the species population mortality appears to be stable, resulting in a sudden plateau in later years. Ross stated that this phenomenon occurs when the species no longer reaches a state of aging or when it is no longer losing physiological function. Ross believes that if human beings can live long enough, they will also experience the stage of biological immortality. "You may die, but the idea here is that you are not aging, compared to aging, the likelihood of survival under good conditions is decreasing."

Immortality is the opposite of death. Mortality is the deterioration of the structure and function of tissues and organs on a daily basis. When individuals recognize the personal responsibility of organization and organ maintenance, and minimize the deterioration of the day to day, eternal life is born. How long can we live? There are many well-documented examples of people living beyond the age of 130. In modern society the ability to heal and maintain health is compromised, but we all have the ability to take care of ourselves and ignite immortal flames everyday.

Since eternal life explores understanding of deep-seated fear and human mortality, it is a popular theme in novels. In this novel, especially in fantasy novels, there are many immortal creatures and seeds, but the meaning of "immortality" tends to be different. Gilgamesh's epic is one of the earliest literary works, mainly trying to become an immortal hero. Some imaginary creatures are completely immortal (or very close to it), because they can be released from death through injury, illness and age. Sometimes this powerful god can only be killed by opponent like the Star Trek series's Q. Even if you can not kill something, a general conspiracy device can make an immortal person sleep or indifferent. Narrators in the story often offer weakness even for the most destructive creatures