What does a human feel when he dies?

If you've ever seen someone hugging death, you might have thought that suddenly his face was relaxed, but what's going on in his mind?


Seeing the face of the deceased person, it looks like he is asleep. There are very common impressions on the face. One of my relatives was in great pain near death. But after he died, his face was glowing and suddenly it seemed like he was very happy.

Sometimes, I wondered whether the short term happiness is a great joy when death is hanging over you in the last moments of life. Is it possible that the body's stress-reducing endorphin hormones are released in large quantities at the time of death?

It is generally assumed that a war is going on in the last moments of life. But is it possible that the body embraces happiness and happiness?

I think the process of death starts a week before the last breath. During this time, health starts to get affected. The body starts to weaken, difficulty in walking, and the anxiety persists. At the last moments, it is difficult to eat and drink.

By the time the victim reaches this point, we understand that he has two or four days of life and remains. Many people go through this whole process in one day. And some people live between life and death for about a week. This situation is painful for relatives.

But it is difficult to understand the moment of death. According to a study by my colleagues, which has not been published anywhere, as the death clock approaches, the body starts to increase in the tension-producing chemicals.

They also say that the body may have an endorphin hormone that reduces stress at the time of death. But there has never been any research on this, so it is not possible to say for sure.

Another hormone that is released into the brain is the serotonin, responsible for the feeling of happiness. There is a technology that can tell how much endorphin and serotonin are in humans, so this advice can be considered. However, in the last moments of the deceased, it may be difficult to receive blood samples. It is not easy to get funding for such research.

There are many factors in the brain that do not cause pain. Therefore, soldiers often do not feel pain on the battlefield because their focus is elsewhere.

Religious beliefs also help to reduce pain, according to research by Irene Tracy of Oxford University. Meditation also benefits.

A feeling of extraordinary happiness

What is the last moments other than endorphin that is responsible for the feeling of extraordinary happiness?

When the body stops working, the brain is obviously affected. It may also affect the experience of the last moments of life. American scientist Jill Bolt Taylor commented on the experiment in a ted talk.

He told how he felt death closely. He explained that stroke caused him to feel "free" from every thought because of the closure of the left part of his brain.

Interestingly, Bolt Taylor suffered a brain injury. While a right side of the brain can also increase your feeling of being near God.

There are many possibilities. That your relative has been through spiritual feelings. When my grandfather died, he raised his hand and a finger as if pointing at someone standing in front.

My father is Catholic and he believes his father was seeing his mother and wife. He had a smile on his face when he died. My father was very satisfied with seeing this.

Buddhists believe that the mind has extraordinary potential at the time of death. The dead feel the distance between life and death ends.

Every death is different. You cannot decide how death will come. I have seen some deaths that seem to have not been of any benefit to endorphins. I have seen some young people die, which was difficult to accept that their last time had come. Throughout the process of death, he looked uneasy.

I have seen those who have died peacefully, who have had the last days of their lives in a happy and peaceful state.