It means exercising the capacity to make decisions, choose your life path and direct the course of your life through your own steering. 

The ability or power to make decision for yourself especially the power of a nation to decide how it will be governed, the ability to BECOME.

It is also called the freedom of choice. The person is free to perform actions that he or she considers right and wise. A person is also free to act or not to act. 

- Based on feelings or opinions rather than facts.

- relating to the way a person experiences something in his or her own.

Human being, an object outside of you.

Human person, same being, subject 

the willingness of a person to be present and be at the disposal of one another.

the ability to share emotions 

is an interaction between two person that happens through speech or the use of words, expressions and body 

is an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension of relationship and interactions.

depicts separateness; disconnectedness; and detachment 

it is a relationship of mutual and reciprocal connection

Social interaction is a dynamic changing sequence of social actions between individuals or groups and the building block of society.

Karma, reincarnation, and the cycle of life and death.

Focus on the present moment, sensory experiences, and material reality. 

“If we do not reflect on our deaths, chances are, we are not living an authentic life.”

Death is inevitable and an undeniable fact of life. Every person must face it, and no one can escape it.

Death is the ultimate possibility in life, shaping our existence. It is a future event that will inevitably come but remains indefinite in timing.

Heidegger emphasizes that humans are aware of their mortality, which he calls "Being-toward-death." This awareness defines human existence and challenges individuals to live authentically.

Death is deeply personal and individual. No one can take on another person’s death; it is a solitary experience that underscores the uniqueness of one’s existence.

Death is something that cannot be shared. While we can witness others dying, we cannot experience their death or fully understand what it means for them.

While death is certain, its timing is unknown. This indefiniteness creates tension and a sense of urgency in life.

By confronting the reality of death, individuals can live authentically. Recognizing mortality allows people to make meaningful and deliberate choices about their lives.

Many people avoid thinking about death and live inauthentically, distracted by daily concerns. Heidegger calls this "falling" into the they-self—conforming to societal norms rather than living true to oneself.

Death serves as the ultimate horizon that frames human existence. It gives life its finite structure, which is essential for understanding the meaning and significance of being.