South Koreans face death to enhance life

In an attempt to improve and find a meaning to their lives, some South Koreans have taken the unusual step of going to the grave. People come to a "coffin-academy" to die, in order to learn how to live. The people remain inside coffins for a total of ten minutes. And the funeral director says, it is in these quiet moments, that he has seen lives transformed. Many say the near-death experiences which they term 'well-dying' are the best way to achieve long lasting inner peace.