Twice, I have been at the edge of death or let's call it near death experience. On both times, I had thought about my mother and my father and how they don't even know where I am.
And I wonder how the end would just happen like that to me and how fair it wasn't.



So few days ago, I was reading about other people's experiences and I begin to wonder, why do people think about their parents at the point of death or near death experience?


From my both near death experiences, I learnt human mind construct a judgment on questions about how unfair life is.
Obviously no part in life is fair and that explains why we want more and always desire things to get better.

You need to ask a 3-level deep question to get to the root of this connection.

Level 1: why do I always think of my parents in such situations?

Level 2: Question your answer to the 1st question and made you feel that way

Level 3: Question your answer to the 2nd level question and why you feel that way also

By now you should get deeper into to root cause and think how to avoid it or turn it around.

Works for all emotional related problems also

HugeElephant:

So few days ago, I was reading about other people's experiences and I begin to wonder, why do people think about their parents at the point of death or near death experience?

That's because their mother is still alive and important to them. If their mother were deceased, their child or wife or siblings would be at the forefront of their thoughts. For some individuals, their investments, business, money, or relationships might occupy their minds—essentially anything that holds significant importance to them.


Matthew 6:21. Jesus said, "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

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