"Deathbed vision" refers to the phenomenon where individuals report experiencing vivid and often comforting visions or experiences shortly before death. These visions can include seeing deceased loved ones, bright lights, or serene landscapes. They are often described as peaceful and can provide a sense of closure for the dying person. Research suggests that these experiences may be influenced by psychological, physiological, or cultural factors. While some view them as spiritual or mystical, others consider them a natural part of the dying process. The topic is often discussed in relation to near-death experiences and end-of-life care.