YOU CAN ALSO WRITE !!!

Good communication through writing is the essence of life. Whether it is one para or one page, either English or Tamil, never be satisfied with what you have drafted. 

In case you have any doubt, refer to Google for grammar, usage, meaning, spelling, synonyms [words with similar meaning], etc. The more you use Google, the more the knowledge you gain. 

You read the passage again and again for any correction, improvement, modification, comprehension, etc. 

Do not hesitate or feel shy to clear your doubts from a learned person. Only when you are fully satisfied with the passage, you decide to publish it. 

To learn swimming, you must plunge into the water. You cannot learn on the floor. There is nothing impossible in this world. I wish you all success in good writing.

1. Express in simple words what you have in your mind.

2. Say a few words about the book you have recently read.

3. Post articles of value by our gurus like Paramacharya.

4. Write about a good movie you have recently seen.

5. Comedy tracks/songs from movies.

6. Post about the good music you have enjoyed.

7. Post poems by great authors like Thiruvalluvar etc.

8. Narrate an incident that happened to you today

9. Write about your past memories which are not secret/hurting

10. Write something you think useful for the younger generation.

11. Recent developments in engineering, medicine, etc

12. Any other item of your choice.

DEATH.

What is Death?

Death is the permanent cessation of all vital biological functions that sustain life—the irreversible loss of heartbeat, breathing, and brain activity. For healthy, disciplined individuals aging gracefully, natural signs of an approaching end typically manifest much later as a gentle, gradual systemic shutdown rather than sudden decline. 

Indications That Death is Nearing:

When death is naturally approaching, whether from advanced age or underlying illness, the body gradually conserves energy and slowly shuts down. This process generally unfolds over a period of weeks, days, or hours, with common, recognizable signs: 

Increased Fatigue & Sleep: 

The body's metabolism slows down. Individuals often sleep much more, slip into unconsciousness, or become unarousable in the final hours.

Decreased Appetite and Thirst: 

The digestive system slows down because the body no longer requires energy from food. Swallowing eventually becomes difficult.

Changes in Vital Signs: 

Blood pressure drops and the pulse becomes weak or hard to detect. Breathing patterns fluctuate, often alternating between deep breaths and shallow breaths or pauses (known as Cheyne-Stokes breathing).

Reduced Circulation: 

As blood flow prioritizes the core organs, extremities like the hands, feet, and knees can become cold to the touch and may develop mottled or blotchy (bluish-gray) skin.

Decreased Waste Output:

Because food and fluid intake decline, urinary output drops or stops, and bowel movements reduce.

Mental & Sensory Changes: Restlessness, intermittent confusion, or hallucinations (like speaking to deceased relatives) are normal as the nervous system changes.

To explore the stages of life and the end-of-life timeline in greater detail, you can read the guide on the Marie Curie Stages of Dying platform, or review the Healthline Signs of Death article.

Focus on Healthy Aging:

A highly disciplined routine—walking, healthy diet, good sleep hygiene, and active cognitive habits are excellent practices to promote longevity. Staying physically and mentally active helps preserve both muscle mass and brain health, which are vital for healthy aging.

Source: Google.