英語 での Fear of dying の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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(13) Fear of dying.
The cat had no fear of dying.
His fear of dying kept him from living.
It comes from a fear of dying.
Fear of dying, losing control, or going crazy.
Buddhas have no fear of dying.
Fear of dying lives deeply in each individual, and often in his life a person faces death.
I have always had a fear of dying young.
Only in this way could he setfree all who have lived their lives as slaves to the fear of dying.
I fought hard with no fear of dying, but it was as if I was protected and nothing could kill me.
Vivian wrote"That night Coretta lost her fear of dying.
To10- Full Panic Attack: feelings of terror, fear of dying, and increased feelings of moderate panic.
Only in this way could he setfree all who have lived their lives as slaves to the fear of dying.
Therefore, one of the reasons for the fear of dying is the fear of the destructive side of death, since there is nothing after it.
Three years earlier, she had expressed a fear of dying at that age.
Many sentient beings suffered from the fear of dying by our killings, so it is the karmic redistribution that we have great fear of this disease this time.
For many days, I couldn't sleep and I felt the fear of dying in my sins.
Fear of dying is due to the entity, the soul, not accomplishing what it hoped to accomplish during the incarnation, and fearing a future incarnation that will force the lesson to be addressed. The Zetas have stated that time travel is not possible.
The researchers report that those volunteers who were subjected to theout-of-body experience reported significantly less fear of dying than did those that did not experience that portion of the experiment.
For J. Morris, although one cannot deny the fact that environmental barriers and social attitudes constitute a crucial part of disability,“to suggest that this is all there is to it is to deny the personal experience of physical or intellectual restrictions,of illness, of the fear of dying”(1991, 10).
This was the ego- all the cruel hate,the need for vengeance and the cries of pain, the fear of dying and the urge to kill, the brotherless illusion and the self that seemed alone in all the universe.
In his Epistles, Seneca refers to an episode in which Apicius spent all his fortune on epicureanism, landing himself in debt;he goes on to say that Apicius committed suicide for fear of dying of hunger.
This was the ego- all the cruel hate,the need for vengeance and the cries of pain, the fear of dying and the urge to kill, the brotherless illusion and the self that seemed alone in all the universe.