Death by Accident

There are subjects from which we instinctively recoil. Death by accident is one of them. A moment that ends everything — suddenly, without announcement, without farewell. A car crash, a fall, a wrong step at the wrong time. The world says: bad luck, coincidence, tragedy. And often that is true — on one level.

But there is another level. One that is uncomfortable and that no one wants to hear while the pain is still fresh. The psychosomatic perspective does not ask "Who is to blame?" — it asks: "What was happening inside this person long before the outer moment arrived?" Not to judge, not to name the guilty, but to make visible a pattern that lies deeper than coincidence.