Do you think there is life after death?
Why do/ don't you think that there is (or should be) a life after death?
Do you care if you die? If not why? What should I think before dying? What are some thoughts about death? What do you think about near-death experiences? What did you do when you clearly realized that death is inevitable? What do you want to do with your life before you die? If death is inevitable, is it fate? What do you do when you feel like death would be a better alternative to life? What is your perspective on death? What do people think about while dying? Why is death inevitable? Have you ever died and come back to life? Have you died and come back to life? And if so, what did you see/experience while dead? Can you feel death beforehand? Why should anyone fear death? Why do people want to be remembered after they die? What do older ones think of death? How do they prepare themselves for it? Doesn't the fact that you are not aware of yourself after death creep you out? How do you take yourself close to death without actually dying? How does it feel to die and then come back to life? What does it feel like to die and come back to life? Why do people think I should die? Is death a solution or a problem? Being aware of the fact that "Death" is inevitable, why do we do things that does not even matter at the end? Why should we die? How do you feel about death? Since life is so sad, shouldn't we be happy for people who die early? If we are going to die, then why should we live? Is near death experience true? What are the last thoughts of dying people?