Sample of Death Diary

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TEXT OVERVIEW of Death Diary

The process of justifying the functional limit of human soul so as to conclude its variable or constant nature via the life-death expectancy, S-Abdulmalik deduct experimental theory known as the “tea cup theory”. This theory measures the life –death expansion as proportional to the soul bearer action (karma) for constant expansion or rapid increment along the Bi-decomal axis, primed by destiny, justify with universal planet and thus proclaims: all human soul exists with similar quality of assignment for difference purpose.

This similar quality of assignment emphasis on the need for equal opportunity, for such, an individual is of equal functional limit on earth.

Tea cup theory state that, the integral limit of human soul is directly proportional to it level of karma scaled by individual daily activities thus, the rising – constant quantity of the tea in the destiny cup is justified by individual cause and effect rated by quality.

Summation of the Death Diary

The summation of the theory include:

• The death paradigms and theories
• Bi-decomal testimony of death and the theory implication
• Description of death day, birthday and bi-decomal relationship during life-death destiny decision.
• Economic important of death and bi-decomal stages or evidence in human evolution.
• Death process and its implications stages
• Death acceptance strategies and ways of accepting your own death and mortality; terms with feelings and losses
• The death influencing factors and life expectancy
• Factors affecting life expectancy, determination of death expectancy
• Variable associated with to death-life expectancy and formulars
• Determination of bi-decomal implication
• Bi-decomal implication table and factor
• Determination of birthday
• Death and birth ratio
• Natural or destiny ages
• Death expectancy or constant destiny validation
• Maximum age expected after birthday
• Determination of natural death from untimely death
• Effect of death on life after departure
• Maximum age expansion limit of the deceased with practical solving examples
• Description to tea theory
• Reality application of natural age-expansion age
• Factor that influences age expansion (long live)
• The death factors and it universal wall clock
• Using natal chart to determine the death of barrister Ocholi SAN, a native of Kogi state who died in tragic accident with his family
• Concept of God time
• Factors of destiny
• Remark on live success and achievement

UNIVERSE NOMENCLATURE

Death is another major universe catalyst that naturally prime it existence to main the crucial enpropy in its reversible pattern’s. These is achieved by constant replacement of new soul during child birth. The universe is an expanding entity and thus maintain equilibrium through death.

Death is a phenomenon whereby a soul escape from material body due to its relative spiritual maturity above its material or body integrity.

The escape activities of a soul (death) are determined by ages, sudden incident, and individual activities testify by its level of karma while experimented and justify by tea cup.

DEATH THEORIES

Terror management theory propose that humans manage the fear of their own death by developing cultural worldviews, such as beliefs in religion or science, which give meaning, purpose, and value to their lives and after immortality. This theory is based on the idea that human have an innate drive (Solomon at 1991). This needs to preserve one’s self arises from the mortal nature of human life.

The regret theory suggests that, distress is suffered at the time of death; however, feeling is quickly withdrawn, and the feeling of numbness and disbelief follow for some time. Many phases of grieving have been documented by researchers. These are passing episodes of separation distress as the bereaved person continues in normal functions routine tasks. Many theories have been put forward to account for death and dying including the Kubler- Rose model 1 theory of evolution. Among others.

The death instinct theory, according to Sigmund Freud is the human tendency to destructive, risky or otherwise negative behavior. The death instinct may seem like a strange concept to most people, and Freud himself was initially resistant to the idea. Although he found it a counterintuitive concept at first, Freud found that the death drive accurately describes the motivation behind certain risk – taking and harmful behaviors directed towards oneself of outward towards others. The death drive, or death instinct, brings about our eventual demise.

MANAGEMENT THEORY AND DEATH ACCEPTANCE

Management theory and death acceptance suggest that, death is the only certainty in life. All living organism die, these is no exception. However, human being alone is burdened with the cognitive capacity to be aware of their own inevitable immortality and to fear what may come after wards. Furthermore, their capacity to reflect on the meaning of life and death create additional existential anxiety.

There is a tacit understanding that sooner or later, we all have to come to terms with our own mortality. As surely as night follows day so death awaits us all. The certainly and inevitability of death make its presence fest in every arena of human existence. There is no escape from it shadow, no refuge from its power. How we react to the prospect of personal death would have impact on how we live.

Death Anxiety: Base on psychological theory, worries about dying or losing a loved one are a normal part of life, but if your thoughts about death (or dying) are extremely distressing, time – consuming, or stop you from doing important things, you might be experiencing death anxiety. Death anxiety can lead to difficulties with your mental health and can affect how you function in your daily life. It can also play a role in other problems including anxiety disorders (such as health anxiety or obsessive-compulsive disorder) depression, and eating disorders. The good news is that cognitive behavioral therapy is an effective treatment for death anxiety.

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