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Walking Towards Death - 1

Death. It's inevitable and since the time immemorial, has mystified and dismayed us. Death is the only certitude of life but can we predict it? Well science cannot really predict your death for you. Here we brings before you the first series of our articles describing various signs of death as elucidated in Ayurveda, the ancient healing science.
As flower is manifestation preceding the would-be fruit, certain morbidities precede death. Sometimes a fruit may appear without a preceding flower but the certain morbidities do not recede without causing death.
In the upcoming articles we shall discuss the morbidities which are not etiological in nature but resemble them in effect. In fact, they appear without any apparent cause and indicates the measure of the life-span particularly the signs of imminent death due to decadence of life.
Keeping up the pace with our previous article, signs relating to the fatal morbidities are schematized owing to their conspicuousness. These corporeal and extracorporeal signs will be explained sequentially in the upcoming articles.
We will begin with a discussion on changes in complexion and voice in conjunction with the changes in odor emanating from the sick person along with how he tastes, paired elegantly with the patient's own abilities at judging odors and tastes. All of the sensory organs are paired in a way that is nearly grammatical in that they are considered as intransitive, then as transitive. The sense of touch will be then followed by vision, then by a fascinating list of premonitory dreams that indicate death, followed by general physical symptoms. In the remaining articles, fascinating methods of interpretation that involve reading the degree of distortion of images reflected in the pupil of patient's eye, and how to interpret the appearance of a brownish-gray dust on the patient's scalp etc will be discussed. Appearance of patient's head, and more specifically, his face - colour of his skin, its texture, and whether there is balance and symmetry in the appearance of the face in both these respects, followed by the quality of patient's voice. The conditions of teeth, eyes and lips will be discussed likewise.
Stay the course despite all your excitement and curiosity, we will bring the best for you. Keep following! 
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