* When Someone we love has died.
''The death of a loved one is pretty much the saddest thing that can befall us. The French 16th century philosopher Montaigne once wrote: 'To philosophise is to learn to die.' Here are a set of the School of Life's darkest but most consoling thoughts on death.''
* Why We Shouldn't Worry About Dying Young
''We spend a lot of time worrying that we won't have enough time to lead a good life. But we would be far better off focusing on the quality of our lives rather than on their length.''
* Reasons to Remember Death.
''It isn’t macabre or nihilistic to think of death. It’s the start of a proper, braver engagement with the possibilities of life.''
* How Death Can Set You Free...
'''Memento mori' means, in Latin, 'remember you must die'. Under this sonorous title, from the Middle Ages onwards, philosophers and artists produced solemn invitations to reflect on mortality. This is our addition to the genre.''