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In the last moments of human life, there are usually some special feelings and experiences, which profoundly affect our understanding of life and death and our thinking about the meaning of life. Through research and discussion, we can find that in the moments before death, human beings experience four special feelings, which to a certain extent reflect the preciousness and preciousness of life.
First, many people experience an endless sense of tranquility and calm before they are on the verge of death. It's not because they lose fear of death, it's a kind of inner release and acceptance. When faced with the reality that life is coming to an end, people tend to let go of all their anxieties and entanglements and enter a state of detachment from the world. This tranquility is not passivity, but a wholeness and respect for life.
Second, human beings tend to feel a kind of retrospective and reflection on their past lives when they are on the verge of death. This kind of retrospective is not simply a recollection of past experiences, but a re-examination and reflection on the meaning of life. Many people will realize at this moment that what really matters is not material wealth or fame and status, but the emotions and relationships between people. They reflect on whether they have lived a meaningful life and whether they have left traces that are beneficial to the world, and this reflection often triggers a shock and touch to the depths of their hearts.
Third, humans experience a feeling that transcends time and space when they are on the verge of death. At this moment, many people will feel their consciousness break free from the constraints of their bodies and enter a transcendent state. They will feel the continuation and transcendence of life, and realize that death is not the end, but the beginning of another form of existence. This sense of transcendence makes human beings more accepting of the nature and inevitability of death, and at the same time, it also makes them full of exploration and curiosity about the unknown in the future.
Finally, humans often feel a sense of peace and relief when they are on the verge of death. This kind of peace does not come from the escape or resistance to death, but from the understanding and acceptance of the cycle of life and the laws of nature. At this moment, many people will let go of all their obsessions and entanglements and accept the truth and impermanence of the cycle of life and death. This peace and relief has enabled mankind to understand more deeply the meaning of life and the mysteries of the universe.
In general, human beings experience four special feelings in the moments leading up to death: tranquility and calm, retrospection and reflection, transcendence and exploration, and peace and relief. These feelings not only give human beings a deeper understanding of the meaning and value of life, but also give us a more peaceful and rational attitude towards death. Every moment of life is precious, and we should cherish the moment, live our true selves, treat others with love and kindness, and make every moment full of meaning and value.