"Deathbed visions" refer to experiences reported by individuals who are nearing death, often characterized by vivid imagery or encounters with deceased loved ones. These visions can include scenes from the person's life, feelings of peace, or a sense of moving toward a light. They are typically described as comforting and can occur in the days or hours leading up to death. Research on deathbed visions suggests they may be a psychological response to the dying process, influenced by factors such as cultural beliefs, personal experiences, and neurological changes. While some view these experiences as spiritual or transcendent, others interpret them through a scientific lens, considering them as hallucinations or dreams.