At what age generally does this realisation come to a person that he/she will pass away one day ?

Question

Or does this realisation come to different people at different ages !?

Answer 1

*Good judgement comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgement.

If a person loose something which he/she loved most than their own life, and left alone with nothing, the reliasation starts coming and going in mind that one day he/she will pass away. Its obvious that person is old enough to think and understand the wordly livings.

Answer 2

Age is not specific, it really depends on when the person is introduced to death, for example at 10 years old i realized that we all have a time when we go because I lost my mother. But i have a friend who has yet to come to terms that she will pass some day. She always jokes about living forever., and she is 32 years old.

Answer 3

It really depends on how each person looks at things. People that are emotional and also logical, generally come to that realization earlier in life then some one that is either one or the other but not both.

Answer 4

I think it's very individual, based on both their first encounter with someone dying and their first encounter with a near-death experience. I don't think some people ever really register that they're going to die on a conscious level. I realized that I was going to die, and it actually made an impact for the first time, when I was 18 and I was hit and both my cars were totaled within 24 hours of each other.

Answer 5

Different ages. Depends on life experience and the person's level of mental health.

Answer 6

Hollywood became making an action movie about the excellent classical composers. The director needed Stallone, Van Damme and Schwarzenegger to megastar in this movie. so that they first contacted Sly's those who stated constructive he'd do it for the right fee and requested who he will be taking section in. The Director needed him as Mozart yet became only satisfied to have Sly on the challenge. He had no concern with taking section in Mozart. They referred to as Arnold next, yet he became busy doing governor stuff, so that they e-mailed a duplicate of the script to his agent. at the same time as they referred to as Van Damme he became so desirous to be in a movie with the different 2 that he stated he would play any section they needed. only then Schwarzenegger referred to as on the different line and stated he loved the script and couldn't wait to start up. "What section would you want Mr Schwarzenegger?" they requested him. He responded "i'd be Bach".

Answer 7

It depends on individual's gift of thinking about things in general. No particular age is required.

Answer 8

I realized this when I was five by observing my world around me. It bothered me not then, and it still bothers me not. I think it depends on if said person sees death or not. I saw it all the time, as I lived in the country, and still do.

Answer 9

It can't come just with physical age - it comes with mental maturity and mental age. It comes to those who unknowingly look for truth and practicality and who tries to see beyond the physical limitations

Answer 10

it depends on how happy a life that person lives, i believe one can live his/her entire life in blissful ignorance ,enjoying life and not focusing on much else. for me, it was when i was 17 and suicidal, i would cut and bite my wrists to make me bleed, i knew very well i could die from excessive blood loss but that didn't matter to me. from then till now, death doesn't phase me, some times i wish it would come sooner than later.