Philosophy may only include death through Reason although rumor has it that philosophers, through their mind systems, clutter with explanations what only sacred space and various faiths would be entitled to give. It is true that philosophy offers no certainty and that it is not its task; death is the culminating point of anxiety that philosophy claims not to avoid or to cover its questions; it can never spare suffering and death. Thus, authors such as Plato, Seneca, Epictetus, Jean-Luc Nancy, Vladimir Jankélévitch, Arthur Schopenhauer, Michel Serres and Czech poet Vladimir Holan elaborate on a few ideas on this death which lacerates our minds and forces us rethink this, our temporary universe, constantly.