It turned out that scientists from hospices in New York conducted an interesting study and found out what patients dream about, whose days are numbered.
Doctors asked patients before death what they dream about. It turned out that before death, patients begin to see similar dreams.
Many said that they see how they get on a train, plane, other transport, and they are accompanied by deceased friends or relatives. Such people said goodbye in their dreams to their families and native places. Typically, people described dreams as vivid, colorful, and realistic.
In dreams, the deceased loved ones tried to console the sick, saying that there was nothing to fear and everything would go well.
Scientists say that these dreams are a kind of self-psychotherapy, so that the images in them help a person accept the inevitable and stop being afraid. Such dreams evoked positive emotions and a sense of calm in everyone.