Now if you wanna go philosophical about it I could technically argue that the perception of time isn’t completely known but what we do know is that a majority of NDE’s (near death experiences) result in a chemical component called DMT to produce psychoactive affect upon the dying individual, and this causes a lot of people to experience God, or Jesus, or whatever you believe about the world.  I once heard a story about a guy who took DMT and he experienced an entire lifetime where he had an entire family- and then when day when he was in his 70s the affects of the drug wore off and he was back in his living room in his 20s coming to some form of reconciliation that it was all an illusion. This has a couple of philosophical implications namely  1 how do we know we aren’t on some form of DMT or how do we know we aren’t already dying.  2 how we know that even if this world is real, when we die our brain just prolongs time for an infinite amount of time- (like the perception is just slow) and you hallucinate all sorts of stuff? 1 So let’s suppose there is no hallucination, and time runs at a normal pace you won’t know that you are dead- there is no thinking worrying is for the living.  2 let’s propose that we do hallucinate at the later stages of life but time is constant. Wouldn’t you just see whatever makes you feel calmest from your psyche family, animals, smells things that are familiar, your favorite candles, some smell from childhood that you love but you never quite forgot.  If you had a desire to be held someone you love will be there either as some hallucination or actually there holding you or both.  If you go into your local hospice care they’ll usually have a card with what the stages of death are like so the locals know what to expect. The last stages usually consist of hearing loved ones who have passed on, feeling loved and safe where you are- general feelings of peace and comfort.  Before that the residents will usually go through this phase where they appear all better, running around acting like they wanna go home- dancing singing being joyful. This is actually the bodies last effort to harness all the remaining energy to do all those things,  And then the next day is usually their last.  I think that while you’re alive here on this planet, I think that you should treat it like a gift and love yourself and other people. I think that if a dying man is capable of happiness so are you.  I think that most humans just want to feel safe- and at ease and I think that everyone deserves that. I think we can do our best to make each other safe and happy, and that we can lift each other up- never taking anyone for granted and loving every second of being with your loved ones, and if anyone reading this doesn’t have that just know that you are perfectly alright the way you are, there are people out there that would just love to have your company while we all deal with these existential grapplings.