Death Quote by Maxim E. Matkin
““Suddenly I had to leave myself, free my mind from it and see things objectively, as they are. Maybe I can do it immediately after death, but then I would find it, it will sucks. Maybe because people are closer together and seeking the right to pair because they feel, that even if they can not leave theirself, will the second one let it in, but that is some moment in the an open note. And it will be a time, when although do not see things quite objectively, that is, from all existing points of view, but at least those two points: from my self and my loved one ,like the two seeing eyes, he suddenly reveals an unexpected perspective, which the existence of previously knew only vaguely.””
About This Quote
The speaker describes a desire to detach from self‑identity to see reality objectively, especially in death, and to share perspective with a loved one.
In simple terms: Feeling detached to gain objective view with a death
Key Takeaway
Seek moments of self‑distance for clarity.
Themes
death
perspective
psychology
free mind
eyes suddenly
unexpected perspective
perspective existence
Mood
reflective
melancholic
Type
philosophical
existential
When to use this quote
- grief counseling
- philosophical reflection
- spiritual contemplation
Key Concepts
subjectivity
shared perception
existential awareness
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you practice objective observation in daily life?
- Can shared perspective truly alter personal reality?
A Different Perspective
Objectivity may be impossible when emotions dominate.
