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Facts about DEATH

 DEATH➽

      Like birth, death too is a part of our life. When we think about it, our mind conjures up images of cemeteries and old people. But death can also come to younger people, through illness or accidents. The way bereavement is handled differs from person to person, and from culture to culture. Many also argue in favour of euthanasia, or mercy,killing,in a situation where a person is in a permanent state of coma or in extreme pain and agony due to an incurable disease.

 What happens when people become old

   People get wrinkles on the skin and grey hair when they grew old.The actual ageing process takes place inside the body. The efficiency of the body cells goes down over the years.At some point of time,muscles start shrinking,sense organs like eye and ear grow weak,and the body's general energy level dips.Many old people appear confused;others remain alert till the end. In some cultures,old people take leave of their loved ones and go into solitude until death.

What happens after death❓ 

      Man has been trying to find an answer to this question ever since he has become aware about the preciousness of his life. Almost all cultures and religions of the world believe in some form of life after death. Islam,Christianity,and Judaism uphold the concept of the immorality of the soul and blissful life after death in paradise. Other religions, such as Hinduism,say that the dead are reborn on the Earth. Some even believe that the decreased remain among their loved once for quite some time after death,as they initially do not realize that they have crossed the mortal threshold.However,no one has yet been able to give complete proof about life after death




      

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