The document discusses the concepts of zero, nothingness, and death. It argues that zero only exists in relation to dimensions like time, space, and perspective, and does not truly exist as an absolute concept. The origination of the idea of nothingness, represented by zero, is what gave rise to the dreadful concepts of end and death. However, realizing that zero does not absolutely exist can give us freedom from the fear and stress of death. The document is posed as wild thinking from an ignorant individual, with an appeal for readers to freely respond.

1. DEATH
AND
STRESS
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. Where is zero? Where is nothingness? Where is death?
Zero is extremely important and gives meaning to the language
of Mathematics and its branches, ubiquitously spread
throughout human civilization!
However if we carefully try to search the origin of the concept
of zero, we find that it is an arrangement to comprehend,
explain and maneuver the fleeting phenomena! Existence of
zero is only with relation to the three dimensions and what we
refer as past present and future; and their influence on our
brain. We indicate with the use of zero; the absence of a
particular entity in that place and time with respect to us.
Actually; how can zero per se; i.e. nothingness exist? The
moment we say zero, it implies presence of time, space, and us.
In fact; the origination of the concept of nothingness and its
designation in terms of zero, (though in relative sense have
tremendous practical value; in all transactions and scientific
endeavors) have given rise to the dreadful concept of end and
death! In absolute sense; zero does NOT exist.
In fact; this realization gives us freedom from fear and hence
great relief from stress of thantophobia-the fear of death!
This is only a piece of wild thinking by an ignorant individual
with a humble appeal to the erudite readers to respond freely!