Many people fear death, through out our lives we lose loved ones and morn them. I look at it differently, rather then running from the inevitable I embrace it. The difference between my philosophy and that of the masses is this; I would rather embrace death and walk towards it then run from it. Imagine our life is a journey towards an impending result that is our one truly promised destiny, it is this journey that inspires me. While others are running down a coridore that gets shorter over time eventually this coridor turns into a door that you must walk to either by force or because your have learned to turn around.
As morbit as this may be this has been my interpritation of death for as long as I can recall. I atteneded my first funeral in the woumb so I'm told. My mother suffured many losses in her family her oldest brother and both her grandparents died during her pregency. At my first funeral in my life my great uncle passed away I could not understand why my family cried for him. It went agaisnt every thing I had learned in church and it went against how I understood death at the time. Even now after loosing my cousin to a random act of violence I only shed tears of regret. There are many theries around death. These theries are only attempts to rationalize a larger concept by a small species in the grand sceam of things.
I agree with the subjectd of your blog. I also don't fear death, death should fear me. No one can run from death, so that why i stand up to it. Good job on that subject.
ReplyDeleteBoth Naria and I agree that death is something that is inevitable and many should adopt your mentality of not fearing it. Instead, people should try to make a mark of who they were while alive.
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