Death is not to be Feared

I may die tomorrow within a week. Or I have a long time ago. These are some of the questions many people often ask myself. Fear of death affects many people, but it certainly does not affect philosophers named Socrates. He believes that you should not be afraid of death, and I personally agree not to agree with death. Death, it is around us, that thing we can wait in the corner anywhere, whether it is a suddenly runaway car, a heart attack, or a bad slip on the ice, we end up with this You will come across situations.

# 5 | Death is terrible - death is said to be the mother of all fears. All our fears return to fear of death. For most people, death represents our eternal and death. Many of this fear comes from our self and the recognition of our independent self. When we consider ourselves to be separated from collective self, we will encounter loss and will end

Everyone is more or less afraid of death. Domination of fear has been established in the minds of mankind like the rule of terror. Under the belief that the grave is inevitable, we collapsed. We are naming death clearly and afraid to conceal our fears in their euphemistic places. Shakespeare without classical culture can predict the social form to the spirit of the ancient world and all his works through his Roman drama, and how all possible images are in all possible situations Can you explain what to do.

For ancient Greeks, death is not worth worrying, but it is accepted. For destiny Greeks their life is consistent with the will of God and their death will come when they strike their time. The ancient Greeks believed in the human spirit - their so - called heart. When they exhaled, they left their body at the moment of death. Whether a great warrior, humble farmer, or king, the Greeks also have the same destination when they are dead and buried. After death, the ancient Greeks believed in their spirit or soul, went to the underground world dominated by Zeus, Hades' brothers. Hades is sometimes used to refer to the underground world itself. After entering the underworld, the soul had to cross the Styx River of Charon Ferry and enter the last resting place. In their lives their behavior may have three possible ends depending on the action: Tartarus, Elysium or Asphodel