Take this on line quiz to get an estimation of how long you'll live. See how various life factors affect your probably death date.

A resource including the Japanese controversy, diagnosing, persistent vegetative state and religious views.

A fourth generation funeral director from Reynolds, Georgia is available as a public speaker throughout Georgia and the United States. He presents the lighter side of what can be a very stressful occupation, while, at the same time, giving thought provoking observations about life from the perspective of a small town "undertaker".

An archive of articles from various sources on ways of dealing with death.

This site uses actual mortality and life expectancy tables to calculate your actual day of death, what you will most likely die from, and where you will die.

Lists famous people and whether they are dead or alive.

The internet resource for death and related topics.

Buddhist insights into death and dying.

A social and cultural analysis of the development of funeral and mourning practices on the internet.

Short online summary of research carried out by Michael Anderson of Newcastle's Centre for Family Studies (UK). Selected Bibliography and Useful Contacts.

This site explores what happens when we die and the ways that we deal with death. Includes articles, links and video.

Uses published global life expectancy statistics to calculate your lifespan.

How are our identity and our life affected by the omnipresent fact of our inevitable death?

Articles on how to deal with death and suicide, and how to communicate with others about the illness.

Insights about death from the mystic Osho.

A workshop to deepen the experience of living by considering our dying.

A collection by Nicholas Gordon that can be used free for any personal or non-commercial purpose.

Are people really dead after their life has come to an end - or is death a key which unlocks the door to some mystical afterlife? There is one (God) who knows the answer to all of these mysteries.

Articles and resources about the sociology of death and dying.

Confronts the idea of executions of death-row prisoners. Then in timely measure contrasts it with the possibility of death by terrorism. Paintings of the Signature Room of the John Hancock Building atop Chicago.

An in-depth look at how Americans meet the needs of terminally ill people. Includes a series or newspaper articles prepared by Scripps Howard News Service.

A comprehensive examination of the various types of evidence for and against an afterlife.

An e-book of an account of life in the spirit world, as received through mediumship from someone passed on.

Free online book which provides a very different and thought provoking view on disease, illness, living and dying.

Articles on grieving and unhealthy grief, palliative care, and pain, plus links to related channels.

An 1891 journal article by E. P. Buffet, M. D., asserting that death is painless and not to be feared.

Learn all about the different methods of investigating a cause of death, both natural and criminal.

A listing of offbeat pet cemeteries in the United States. Includes morbid facts.

Interdisciplinary conversations on death and dying, including perspectives from the arts, humanities, and medicine. Sponsored by UC Berkeley's Townsend Center for the Humanities.

Death is discussed as the last stage of Human Growth and Development. All related questions on the topic are addressed.

A repository of morbid curiosities.

Provides information on the dying process and subsequent grieving.

The Internet's friendly reminder that life is slipping away, second by second.

Stories of death and dying which deal with the actual time of death including terminal delirium, agitation, pain contol, confusion, and hallucinations.

About all aspects of brain death: viewpoints, pathology, diagnosis, and therapy.

All for the love of the Arch-Angel Azrael. Cemetery photos, and virtual memorial.

A study of the most reliable evidence for life after death. An article by Rod Smith.