Death is an inevitable fact of human life and can have a profound impact on people. Death and death anxiety have been the subject of philosophical, religious and psychological studies throughout history. In this article, we will discuss the concept of death and death anxiety from a scientific perspective and discuss how we can deal with this issue.   1. Concept and Perception of Death Death can be defined as the end of life and the end of the vital functions of the physical body. The perception of death may differ in different cultures, religions and philosophical views. While death is seen as a transition in some cultures, it is considered an end in others.   2. Death Anxiety and Its Definition Death anxiety is when people experience thoughts, feelings, and worries about death. This anxiety can affect people’s lives and daily activities. Death anxiety can often revolve around themes such as loss of control, the unknown, and the end of life.   3. Cultural and Religious Perspectives Different cultures and religions offer different perspectives on death and death anxiety. While in some cultures death is seen as a beginning rather than an end, in others this situation may be evaluated differently. In religions, death is often considered a transition to the next life, and this belief can alleviate death anxiety.   4. Methods to Manage Death Anxiety • Knowledge and Awareness: Having information about death and death anxiety can reduce people’s fears on this subject. It is important to accept that death is a natural process and everyone is part of this process. • Mindfulness and Meditation: Mindfulness and meditation can help people focus on living in the moment and reduce death anxiety. Living in the moment can reduce the fear of death. • Support Groups and Therapy: Support groups and therapy can be an important source of support for those experiencing death anxiety. These platforms can help people express and share their feelings and learn from the experiences of others. • Healthy Lifestyle: Healthy lifestyle factors such as healthy eating, regular exercise and avoiding stress can strengthen mental health and indirectly reduce death anxiety.   In conclusion, death and death anxiety are an inevitable fact of life. To cope with this, it is important to understand the concept of death, get support, live consciously and develop healthy habits. By remembering that each individual has a different experience and perspective on this issue, we can be more understanding and empathetic to ourselves and others.