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Death is something that happens, it is all around us, and it is the
only thing that makes life valuable. If we knew we all would live
forever, then life would have no value.
The paradox is -->> this is exactly how the majority of the Western
World lives, in death-denial.
But, if you observe how nature works without the BS filters in your mind,
you will notice that death is a perfectly "natural" thing, and it is not
any better or worse than anything else...it just "is."
If you are aware every moment of your life that you will die, in other
words, you practice Death-Awareness, and make this a habit, then
you will not care about the 99.9% of the BS that happens around you,
because you will be focused on what is important!
Check out this video, it explains about Death-Awareness:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzXkYGeYFOo
...you only start to "truly live" when you are aware that Death is
your only friend, and will always deliver what it promises you!
...Death is the only GUARANTEE we have in life!
And this is not some BS to scare anyone, it is simply what is.
What if extra-terrestrials exist, and fly to our planet 20 years from now and provide some miracle treatment in which it means we never die?
I truly believe I will see the 'end times' as the bible dictates...so, if that happens, I will not see 'death'.
It's all relative, based on what you personally believe...it is not a fact that everyone dies because...many of us are alive...and until every single person dies, it remains not a fact...when the last person dies, the fact that "Everyone dies" becomes true, but nobody will be here to care
Though, on a more non-confrontational note, death is something many people are afraid of and don't understand. Once you accept that death will probably come, you begin to live, yes...
It is perfectly okay to mourn and want to avoid it all costs because it is everything you, as a being, know...so...to lose that...is to lose everything...so why are you saying its only natural to just openly accept this? It's just the exact opposite...our instincts tell us to avoid death, escape it, fight to live...and when a loved one dies, sadness overcomes us because we miss what they were. You have to come face to face with death to understand it's true implications. I found that fact out after being robbed at gunpoint and pistol whipped over 10 times and had a 50% chance of surviving without brain surgery....