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There are many factors that can affect individuals when it comes to how they view death and the process of dying, when you look at everything that surrounds the views on the subject they tend to fall into one of the following categories:
Religion
Depending on what Religion you belong to, they will all believe in something different when it comes to the end of life, or how that process is conveyed may be different depending on what you have practiced religiously. Some religions will believe in Afterlife, and some may believe in re-incarnation, also some religions may have a certain process to carry out when the individual has passed away, for example, the Islamic community believes the deceased should be washed and wrapped in a white cloth or shroud as soon as possible.
Spiritual Beliefs
Spiritually an individual may explore the meaning of life, its purpose, values, and beliefs, to look deeper at the role of spirit and soul and what they believe happens to you when nearing the end of your life and after. Throughout the end-of-life stages, you should always be able to choose how you have treated and the level of care you receive whilst always maintaining your dignity and what you feel will be the best option for you as you are still in control of your body and what should be done to it. You may choose what treatment you do and do not receive, how you wish to be cared for in the final days of life, what family you wish to be around you when the time comes, and where you wish to die, whether this be at home or somewhere else.
Cultural Beliefs
Culture is our way of life, it is our values, our beliefs, the traditions we believe in, our customs, and languages. Culture is reflected in our history or heritage. It is something we use to express ideas and creativity, when nearing the end of your life cultural backgrounds can influence certain decisions that you or your family may decide when it comes to the end of your life. An example of this is the Chinese culture will carry out burials on a hillside, the reasoning for this is they believe that the higher the person is, the better this is for them. As their belief in ‘Feng Shui’ means wind and water, which they associate with good health.
Social Factors
When nearing the end of your life, you could start to worry about what the impact of your death may have on others, whether this be your family or friends the thought of leaving them may cause upset and anxiety for you, or the realization that your placement within your family unit will be altered. You may experience a sense of loss of your role within the community you belong to or that feeling of no longer being remembered when you pass away. When nearing the end of your life, you could begin to worry about how others will cope when you are no longer here, this could be mental, physical, or financial, and this can make the process extremely difficult for the individual as they may be distracted by these thoughts that they are not relaxed or comfortable.
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