With the advent of mobile technology, it is possible to carry life-affirming messages while on the move. Of all the fears in the world, the fear of Death is the one universal fear that grips us all. However, we die only once and must not let the fear of the fear take over death itself. In the Indian mind, all forms of fear are considered to be irrational. While medicines have created solutions for symptoms of anxiety, a crucial problem for people is the timely access to knowledge. Prayer beads and amulets function in a traditional society as remembrances of man’s highest ideals. Similarly objects, such as the death egg can help people to understand the strategies for coping with the fear of death. At a deeper is related to the problem of the “I” and the body. Buttons on the e-egg allow people to access discourses on the nature of the body and perceptions about an inter-connected man. This discussion critically questions whether the appearance of a separate “I” is a form of perceptual illusion.