A woman in her fifties, with a short haircut, gray hair, wearing tarpaulin boots and an overcoat, entered the room with a heavy tread. - I am your death. What is death like? Is it necessary to prepare for death? Why is the moment of transition important? What awaits us there? What about suicides? Are there hell and heaven? How to bury? What is the best way to remember the dead? The author reflects on these questions and shares his personal experience. This book can be attributed to the genres of horror, mysticism, fantasy, but the author describes real cases.