Original Ars Moriendi Panel
In original ars moriendi books, the third panel or section was often about the Temptation of “impatience” or anger in the face of suffering. Meaning, one might be angry over illness and impending death and impatient during their suffering, wishing to die more quickly. In the drawings, angels would often be depicted as countering this with offering peace or patience.
Modern Context
A more modern take on this could be topics of anxiety and finding peace. In living life, and contemplating its end, there are many causes for anxiety and a loss of peace. Alternately, how might anxieties of daily life be reduced, and greater peace in life and an awareness of its impermanence be built? In being intentional about dying well much peace could come from living well and in greater wellness, which includes reducing stress and anxiety and increasing peace.