What does Death mean?
(first hit play on my first song)
Death:
- the action or fact of dying or being killed; the end of the life of a person or organism.
- the destruction or permanent end of something.

Well please answer me this then. If you want to live, why don't you?
Why don't you live the life you're given?! We spend all our time wasting it away. Not doing anything to make it enjoyable. Do you think that we are given this life just to waste it!? No we are not!
I Believe In God!

Death is something that is feared because, people fear God. They are afraid of where they will go. What will happen. If we actually go somewhere after death. Afraid of going to Hell. Afraid that they have been living life with the wrong idea in mind. People are afraid of the truth. They want to stay in their little reality world. Not wanting to believe that there is a bigger picture. They don't want to look up from there screens to get a glimpse of the world that they are in.
For those who don't believe in God.What do you believe?
I just don't understand Death from your perspective. We are born and live our life, and then we are rewarded with death. To permanently end. To cease existing. That just doesn't sound right to me.
The whole world is brainwashed to think that this is the only life we have. That we die and cease to live on. Our whole lives, we are given all these doors of opportunity and choices to choose from.
Death is just another door.
Birth:
- the beginning or coming into existence of something.

Because honestly, I don't want to be afraid of something that I already know is coming. So instead of focusing on the End. I am going to focus on my Life now. So that when the day comes that I die. I can feel like I have truly lived life. Instead of fear it. Live life, don't fear it.
-Hancock
I don't want to be afraid of something that I already know is coming.
ReplyDeleteI feel this way about a lot of things. Mostly the day that we reveal who we are. But I agree with the logic. Why be afraid when I know it's coming.
Thanks for writing about the hope in death, I think we all need it