Why are people afraid of death?

Question 1: Why shouldn't people be afraid of death? Birth, aging, illness and death are natural laws, and fear of death is useless. It is better to face it frankly.

Question 2: Why do people fear death? Some people think that people are afraid of death because they have a lot of unfinished things and have no time to do what they want, so they think that death is a terrible thing; Others believe that death is because of fear of facing death alone; Others think that everyone has the habit of being content with the status quo. The present situation of people is "alive", so everyone has the habit of being content with "alive". Compared with the habit of "living", there is only one death, and it is impossible to have any learning experience. Everyone is unfamiliar with "death". It is better to walk from one step to the next between life and death. So the so-called "fear of death" is actually "fear of life". Secular people always have endless love and inculcation for future generations, so they are afraid of death; They are afraid of death, because death is a great event that deprives them of the right to speak.

What they said was correct and reasonable, which benefited me a lot. People's death is really terrible. When they die, they can't do what they want. You can't love your relatives and friends when you are dead; When you die, you have to face a strange environment (if you have a soul). In short, dead people will be worthless to the real society, so I think people are afraid of losing their value after death and dying. This is one reason.

Secondly, I don't think I can bear it. What can I stand? I can't bear to part with my family, my property, tomorrow's world (it can be said to be the future), and ... To be honest, a person's life is a process of peeling off more and contributing less, eating, buying a house, buying clothes and buying electrical appliances ... If you want him to suddenly give up on them and not fight hard with you, that's false, and you still want his life, but you can't fight hard, then it's needless to say that your heart is shaking. Death is really terrible! ! ! !

Hehe ~ ~ In fact, fear of death is due to people's bad habits, fear of losing, fear of facing alone (death is always a person's business), and fear of being useless.

Question 3: Why do people fear death? Because each of us is afraid of the unknown and hopes that it will happen, but we don't want it to happen in our hearts.

Question 4: Why do people fear death as they get older? For many elderly people, "death" or various words related to "death" seem to be their biggest taboo, and it seems that with the passage of time, the older they get, the greater their fear of death. Therefore, efforts to stay away from diseases have become the urgent pursuit of middle-aged and elderly people. Fear of death is an instinct. From the perspective of human evolution, fear of the unknown is not a disadvantage, but a means to protect oneself. For example, animals don't understand the characteristics of fire, so they are instinctively afraid of fire. This fear of fire helps them escape from forest fires. Similarly, a person who has never seen a camera faces the flash and his instinctive reaction is to flinch. Although flash is harmless, this instinct, which has been preserved for millions of years, is still at work. When people die, sensory activities naturally stop, so no one knows what it will be like after death. Ignorance of death is also one of the reasons why people are afraid of death. For the elderly, death is much closer than that of young people, so there are naturally more fears about the "other world" that they know nothing about. Loneliness is more terrible than death. From the perspective of social psychology, the probability of death begins to rise when people reach old age. Maybe I am still healthy, but every time I get together with my classmates, go to the company to attend the celebration and chat with my companions around me, I find that my classmates, colleagues and old partners have passed away one after another, which is inevitable. People may not be afraid of death, but no one likes loneliness and loneliness. Similarly, from my own point of view, death means farewell to my partner and children. If the family relationship is harmonious and reluctant to part with each other, they will naturally be afraid of death and separation. So for the elderly, the loneliness brought by death is also the reason why people are afraid of death. In addition, people are imaginative animals. When people see the struggles of those dying people and the wailing of their loved ones from movies, TV dramas, news reports and other programs, they often think, "Will they be like this when they die?" This fear of pain will inevitably shift to the fear of death itself. Sincerely caring for the old talents is the solution. Knowing the cause of fear of death, you can naturally find a way to deal with it. If you are old, the first thing to do is to realize that everything in the world has its ups and downs, and life is no exception. Death due to aging is a kind of "natural death", the most natural way and the last link of life integrity. Secondly, after death, perception will naturally end, and the pain caused by the disease will no longer continue. There is no such thing as a "dead world", so you don't have to worry about "how painful it is before death" or be afraid to know "what it will be like after death". Finally, although death will separate us from our relatives and make them sad, the more we can face death peacefully and frankly, the more we can reduce their worries and relieve their pain. There are old people at home, what can children do? People are social animals and are afraid of loneliness. Therefore, as children, taking time out to visit the elderly, or even making more phone calls, will reduce their loneliness, thus reducing their fear of death. As we say in the traditional culture of China, "Parents are here, so we must go well if we don't travel far." That's one thing. In addition to spiritual care, we should also provide help as much as possible in material matters, so that it should be the minimum for the elderly to live a good life. In addition, it is necessary to arrange regular physical examinations for the elderly so that they can get timely treatment when there are physical problems.

Question 5: Why do people fear death? It is the natural attribute of human beings and the instinct of animals. But there are times when people are not afraid of death, that is, when there is no way out, or when certain beliefs dominate him. This is the spiritual strength of people. It is unique to people. When life is worse than death.

Question 6: Why do people fear death? Hold your breath for a minute, shut yourself at home, don't surf the internet, don't chat, remember the good things you have eaten, and think about the interesting places you have been to. . . Then you will know, dead, so boring, can't do anything. When discussing the fear of death with many friends, there has always been a unique point of view: death hurts! Fear of pain, so fear of death.

Question 7: Why do people fear death? Fear of death is the instinct of all animals, and people are not immune.

However, if we understand the essence of life and how to get rid of life and death, we will no longer be afraid of death.

Question 8: Why do people fear death? Not only people are afraid of death, but all animals in the world are afraid of death. This is the arrangement of nature. If death is meaningless and there is no desire to survive in the face of death, everything in the world will be destroyed. Imagine that you would rather starve to death than find food. You would rather be eaten than run away. It will only be collective destruction in the end. Won't natural biology fail? It is precisely because we are afraid of death that we exercise to avoid illness. Because of fear of death, we should try our best to prevent the law of the jungle. Fear of death is responsible for life, in line with natural arrangements! The fear of death is the extinction of human nature. Nature gives us life to cherish, and it is against nature to abandon life at will.

Question 9: Why are China people afraid of death? Yes, in our country, "traitors" have always been produced in batches. The so-called "traitors" are people who are afraid of death and betray their own kind. Due to the lack of social autonomy in China, people in China are often fragmented. So the so-called "similarity" is just a cover for human relations, but it doesn't actually exist. Therefore, a more accurate definition of "traitor" is a person who is afraid of death, especially one who ignores the "collective" interests. In the inner world, it is difficult for China people to integrate into the collective. As Fei Xiaotong thinks, it is impossible to form a real "collectivism" in our society, but only "egocentrism". Moreover, while China people are particularly narcissistic, our "self" is also a self without "me", because "me" and the outside world can never form a transcendental relationship. In fact, the best way for people who scold "Fan Paopao" and accuse him of "* * *" is to go to the disaster area and do something quickly, because it requires almost no personal sacrifice, only a little time and sweat. Similarly, those who accuse others of being "traitors" are only at work with their own "traitor" complex. Because of greed, I take the initiative to label others. * * * has a long history of being expelled and killed by aliens, so it has developed a "traitor" complex. In the history of China, there were not many people who died by committing suicide, but there were many people who were afraid of death. The emperor Lao Tzu is a model. For thousands of years, the people of China have been pursuing the living method and magic prescription of immortality. In daily life, "death" and similar words are especially taboo. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, the backbone of China's traditional culture, do not advocate suicide, and the so-called "killing for life" is only a historical limitation, while secular society also advocates "life is worse than death". Unfortunately, emperors in history were basically short-lived ghosts. In traditional society, the abnormal death of China people mostly comes from being killed by "the same kind". The abnormal deaths of modern China people mainly come from traffic accidents, mine accidents and natural disasters, and our "natural death" is increasingly encountering the fate of "chemical death". We are a generation that ends up with fake and shoddy goods and environmental pollution, and more and more diseases afflict people. I seldom see that modern China people don't die of illness. Because, our lifestyle is getting unhealthy. What is even more frightening is that in today's China society, people who squander their lives, have no dignity of life, and are worse off than death are walking dead, putting down chopsticks and rice bowls, or struggling between life and death. In a society with no values, we are still alive. However, we are the race most afraid of death; At the same time, more and more people in China died of suicide. Unfortunately, this is a kind of death after losing vitality. Second, the problem of suicide in China At present, the problem of suicide in China society has also attracted the attention of other countries in the world, especially the academic circles. Because China is already one of the countries with the highest suicide rate in the world. In our country, hundreds of thousands of people commit suicide ("successful death") and millions of people try to commit suicide every year. However, according to my own observation, most of these suicides died of mental poverty, and rarely from "metaphysical" reasons. China people are often at a loss about their "right to exist", especially under the overall social numbness and political power. In western countries, people who commit suicide often have a "metaphysical" reason: because they cannot be redeemed by God, they abandon their lives and die in despair. The most famous is the death of Socrates, who died of human transcendence, that is, the rationality he believed in all his life. Westerners often die from a very serious understanding of life. In modern western countries, suicide is not only regulated by doctrine, but also easily concerned by secular society. At the same time, the state has established a unique technical system to prevent suicide through social autonomy. Therefore, there, private suicides often become public events. In such a social environment, suicides are often people with high intellectual quality. Because the public can get better institutional care, it is not easy to have suicidal thoughts. For a common example, in some western countries with good community service, even if immigrants physically punish their children, they are easily stopped in time by some social organizations and even lose custody. However, in China, which has not yet completed its social transformation and is sandwiched between tradition and modernity, it is impossible for people to participate in the "construction" of cultural, political and social organizations like western countries and get care from them, which should be the internal reason for the rising suicide rate in China. Due to the decline of traditional culture "family ethics", the stubbornness of political "centralization" and ... & gt

Question 10: Why do people fear death and leave everything they are familiar with?

In other words,

Fear of the unknown.