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It depends on the culture in my country, it has one meaning or another. For Christians or Muslims it is going to the side of God. Personally, I don't like thinking about death and prefer to focus on the now.

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For me, death is the end of life, something unknown and quite scary. From time to time I think about death specially the death of my family or close friends and it makes me pretty sad. I don't believe in the after-life that the religions talk about but I like to think that there is something after.

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Death in my country usually means passing into another life, a better place for your soul.

Sometimes I think about it, especifically on how it would be and what it will be, and I am afraid and anxious about stopping breathing forever and stop belonging to my body. I want to believe there is an after life, in fact I hope there is, and I would like to have the assurance in order not to feel scared when I think about dying.

The way I would like to be remembered is for my essence, for who I was and the love I showed, as well as someone who enjoyed its life to the utmost and someone who ended up knowing herself at all and as someone unique.

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Because we always read old texts that were written by people that are already dead and I am a nostalgic person, I constantly think about how fast time flies and one day I will also be long gone, but unlike the authors we read I will be forgotten. I don’t mind that because I don’t want to be famous, but it’s a scary thought to just cease to exist and no longer be conscious. Especially because I’m curious to know how different earth will be in the future. But at the same time, I will probably have seen enough by the time of my death.

My family is Christian and we believe that we will go to Heaven. We still pray for my deceased grandfathers by lighting candles every time we go to Church. For me it is difficult to put so much faith into the afterlife because it is a too complex concept to grasp.

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The death in my country is seen as something very sad, it is the loss of somebody. I do not usually think about my death, but I sometimes think about the loss of somebody of my family, mainly my grandmother, because she is old. Because of that, I think I am more scared about losing somebody I love than about my own death.

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In our home country, which is a mostly Christian society, when you die It is supossed that you ascend to Heaven if you have lived according to christian values and if you don't you descrnd to Hell.

Yes, we often think about Death.

We don't have any fear of Death, and we don't feel anxious about It.

We don't have an agreement.

We don't care, we Will not notice XD

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The death is a concept influenced by several religious beliefs, in Spain death is the afterlife. This is related to the Christian doctrine which is traditionally linked to the culture.

I am not scared and death is something that we must accept as humans. I believe in an after-life where we will see our life through our eyes.

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Death means the end, but at the same time, death also means the beginning of another life. People will go to the paradise after death. The memory of their living family members will make the souls of the dead people stronger. On certain dates, , people send money to the deceased by burning paper.I never think of death because for me it means everything gone,fear and anxious.I don’t believe the after life though my country culture exists,I think it’s impossible.

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I'm not quite sure what death means in general terms in my country, but I feel that most people are scared of it, or intimidated by it. I sometimes think about death, but mostly in terms of my older family members. It saddens me but I don't think it is a feeling of fear. As for my personal death, I do not wish to die that young in life, but at the end of the day I understand death as part of a cicle, and a necessary part of life (and unavoidable), and I even consider it a beautiful counterpart to life.

I'm not sure if I believe in an after-life, it would be fun to be a ghost and mess with the living, but I do not actually think this is possible. I wouldn't like to be remembered as something big, at the end of the day I'm just another person.

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Death is the end of life. I have thought a lot of times about it and I personally think that people in general are scared and intimidated about it because it is something unknown for us as humans. What exists or not after life normally depends on people’s beliefs or religion. Im not sure about the existence of an after life because it is impossible to believe in something that hasn’t been demonstrated.It is a huge and complicated theme to talk or reflect about but I think there should be something that gives sense to our lifes after we die.

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Death is the end of life on earth (with or without God beliefs). Yes, i think about it sometimes, about the fugacity of life, we can leave life on earth so easily. I prefer not to think about it so much, its better to life the present.

In my opinion there is something afterlife we cant dissapear of the world, we left something (spirit, essence...). I want to be remembered as a girl that enjoyed life so much .

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Death is thought to be a very sacred ritual in my home country. I believe that in other cultures is given far more importance. I tend to avoid thinking about death. I believe that there could be an after- life as it gives me more comfort.

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For general, the significance of death in my country represents the end of the life and the beginning of the new life. But it has the different meaning for someone has religion.

I usually think about the death but I dont scared about it. But i have a bit anxious about my family after my die.

I do believe the after-life cause i think there are seven lifetimes of reincarnation.

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In my home country death depends on the religion you believe in, for example Christian believe in eternal life in Heaven. I think about death but i am not scared of it because it is a natural process of life. I personally think that reincarnation could be a posible event because energy is not created nor destroyed but transformed, so I believe in reincarnation. I would like to be remember as a good person, and as a person who live his own life fully.

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In Spain the death depends in the beliefs and religion. I think about death sometimes, I am not afraid of it because it is natural and it will happen. But it scares me when it is about my family or my friends. I don't believe in the after-life, reincarnation, or something like that, death is the end of everything.

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I think about death on a daily basis, specially the death of relatives and significant others, and it makes extremely anxious. However, I also try to relativize it and understand it as a part of life, rather than its opposite. I don’t necessarily believe in an afterlife or anything of that sort, but I like to think in the circularity of time and I find comfort in the idea that death is not definite, but rather a transformative process, in which we feed from the world or Earth (?) and are fed back to it, thus participating of an endless cycle of death and rebirth, like salmons going back to breed and die in te river where they were born, being an essential part of the ecosystem. Edvard Munch writes “From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them, and that is eternity”, and I live by that idea. Concerning my remembrance, I don’t particularly care about being great and remembered by a lot of people, I simply would like to be remembered by my loved ones, and as long as they don’t forget me, I don’t mind if everyone else does. As to being remembered by something, I’d like to be remembered for the love I gave, which I hope will live on even after I’m gone. All my worldly possessions will fade away and my physical body will deteriorate too, but my love is the most valuable and eternal thing I have and that will survive after me.

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I guess death in Spain is seen from a Christian point of view, looking forward to the afterlife.

I think about death pretty often. I am not scared by it per se but the thought of my loved ones dying obviously makes me sad.

I used to believe in the afterlife but I'm not really sure anymore.

I'd like to be remembered as I am, for the good and the bad.

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Personally I don't like thinking about death because it gives me a lot of anxiety. I don't believe in an actual after-life but if there's one I understand that it could bring peace to people who struggle with these themes. I would like to be remembered not for the "material" things but for the kind of person I am, for me the most important thing is to be remembered by my loved-ones as someone who was important in their lives and helped them at least a little bit.

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In our country death means both sadness and peace, mainly because the fact that it is heartbreaking that people just vanish in death, and on the other hand, in Spain there is still a strong Catholic religious connotation of death, that is why it is considered that when our deads confront death they encounter the peace and calm of paradise and eternal life. I do personally think of death mainly because, it is quite unknown still and I would love to think that there is something beyond us as I am agnostic but that is also uncertain.

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I think many people have a Christian concept of death. They believe in heaven and sometimes in hell. I used to think about it, but nowadays is don't really think about it. Sometimes thinking about death helps me with anxiety, because I don't believe in an afterlife, butsometimes it makes me anxious. I'm scared of suffering while I'm dying, but it does not scare me. I want to be remembered by the people I love and I would hate that people that didn't treat me well or knew me came to my funeral.

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death is just the end. We are particles of energy that at some point create a life and when that life ends we go back to being particles flying in the universe

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It depends on the person, but it is usually a sad thing that everyone has to cope with. Some people with religious beliefs, mainly Catholicism, believe in eternal life, therefore, when someone dies, depending on how good or bad they have been during their life, they go to heaven or hell. It is comforting to think that life goes on in some way after death.

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As my clases mates I think death in Spain is seen from a Christian point of view generally, though there are more and more people who don't believe in God anymore and for them death is just the failure of your system. For me, death is something that can happen and one has to accept it, however sad it is. I do think about death, more specifically, the death of losing someone, rather than my own death, as after that happens it won't be me who suffers, but those around me.

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I would like to be remembered for the type of person I am, for how I have behaved with the people around me and for my actions. When you die, the material or even the physical appearance do not matter, it matters the emotional footprint you have left on each person with whom you have shared a life experience.

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Death means the end of life. Some think that there is still more to it, where our souls still live, others think that it is the end of life, there are also opinions about being reborn and starting all over. Death is scary, not just for the ones that are gone, but for the ones who stay.

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In my country death has an important meaning as it means the loss of a person you loved or you had a close relationship with . Saddly i have to think daily about death because of a recent and important loss , which made me scare myself even more about death . I believe in the afterlife and having an eternal life later . I would like to be remembered as a good person as my grandfather .

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Death is something inevitable, and as such I do not see a reason to fear it. I would rather prepare myself for it, for the death of my loved ones and my own. I think about it every once in a while and confort myself by thinking that after death there is goodness waiting for us.

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Death is eternal rest, the end of suffering and enjoyment. To me it can be conceived as the end of a race. I don't think there is anything beyond death, to stop existing is inevitable and raises anxieties as well as grows acceptance over time when familiarized to it.

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Death in Spain is very often linked to Catholicism, bearing in mind the concept of the Paradise and the afterlife, a better place to exist than the Earth. However, I believe that nowadays, people start to feel less related to this religious idea. Hence, death is starting to provoke feelings of anxiety and fear, as it's my case. I think that the Catholic thought of the afterlife creates tranquility when people think about death. Then, since people are starting to separate their thoughts from religion, they start to feel anxious about it, since there is no knowledge of what happens after life. Anxiety is a normal reaction towards unknown things.

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In our home country, the main religion is christianity, therefore, many people believe in the afterlife. Christians think that, if you've been a good person when you were alive, you'll go to Heaven, but if you were not, you'll go to Hell. We haven't thought of our own deaths, but we do think about it when it comes to our loved ones. We would like to be remembered by our relatives as good indiviuals.

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In our home country, as it is Christian, death is the end of the earthly life and the beginning of the eternal one. Instead, for me, death is just the end of life and the moment to rest. I am not scared or anxious about it. I think that life would not be as beautiful as it is if we lived eternally.

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Death is understood as a natural part of life, something that everyone is going to experience at some point. Furthermore, from a religious perspective, is seen as a moment of passing into another life, or to a better place, and also there is a tradition to celebrate that event, in memory of those, to keep their influence.

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In Spain, death is approached with a sense of sadness, respect and solemnity, but there may also be elements of celebration and commemoration of the live of the person who has deceased.

However, there are dates as the 1st of November that helps us remember and honour those who have died in a comforting way and that helps us keep their memory alive.

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Death can stand as the beginning of your real life, the one that really matters. Your decadent body dies so that your soul can embark in an eternal journey.

But I'm still afraid of it, because, for me, death stands for the unknown, and my logic keeps on telling me that there is such thing as 'the other life', no matter how hard I try to believe in it.

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I believe in Spain or at least in my family death is treated according to Christian beliefs, even though not everybody is Christian. I hate the connotations that death has, and the fact that you are exhibited in a coffin… I think if we were taught since we were little that things have a beginning and end it would be easier…

I think about death much more than I would like to, in the end, we are surrounded by terrible news, calls that say that somebody’s life has finished…

I believe that energy transforms and that people continue living in the impact they have made on their loved ones.

I would like the people whom I love to meet and celebrate that we have met, music and then everybody should continue with their lives without forgetting me.

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Death for me is an emotion. Of course the person who dies is deprived of life, but their state provokes a dramatical change in the ones that stay. Aswell, we feel dead alive, that is Death. An emotion that contradicts logic and reason.

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Death is like a candle, at some point, the fire will vanish and the remainings of an instant of existence will disappear with it. A point of no return where the body starts to discompose into ashes.

Death is a natural phenomena, however we capture our existence into our writing, our ideas and photos, letting us life in the heart of our family and friends. The concept of the second life is how others remember us

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In my country, death is seen as something that causes a lot of sadness and pain, especially to the family and friends of those who have just died. I do not really like thinking about death because it scares me not knowing what will happen to me when the moment arrives. Death makes me feel very anxious as I know that all my beloved ones will die one day and I am not prepare for that yet. It scares me so much because I do not believe in life after death and I cannot imagine how it will be.

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In Spain, the concept of death is deeply intertwined with Christianity, permeating both cultural practices and individual beliefs. Death is often viewed as a passage to the afterlife, where the soul faces judgment and is destined for either heaven or hell. This Christianized perspective makes a "bad" experience of death. While the promise of an afterlife offers hope, the inevitability of parting with loved ones and facing the unknown can make us have feelings of sadness and fear. This tension between faith and mortality is reflected in cultural expressions such as funeral rites, where rituals and prayers are performed to honour the departed.

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I think the concept of death in Italy is not different from the Spanish one. The catholic religion says that life doesn't end with death and there's going to be something after it, but personally, I don't believe in it. I think that dying is like falling asleep: you don't realize you felt asleep until you wake up. So I think that death is like this, but the difference is that the part of the "realization" is not there. So life just stops. It's distressing when I think of death, especially when it's about people I care about and when I'm aware that I have limited time to spend with them.