| To me, death is a teacher whose wisdom
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| | pointless to me and I just want to
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| and simplicity can be awe-inspiring.
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| | quickly resolve it or just drop it
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| Humanity, as a whole, fears death;
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| | completely.
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| however, death is inevitable. For as an
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| | Forgiveness sometimes is easier for
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| old saying goes, you can win a million
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| | people to address. Some things become
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| battles with death, but death only has to
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| | easier to forgive and some people seek to
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| win once.
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| | let others know they are forgiven. Others
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| This resistance to an inevitable part of
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| | seek forgiveness for past wrongs.
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| nature brings a certain amount of pain
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| | Some find that the physical world itself
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| and discomfort. When we come into this
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| | doesn't matter as much as spiritual
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| life, we are already starting to die as
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| | development, and hence, they lose much of
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| the sands of our life start to run. So
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| | their attachment to this world. Death
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| many people see death as the enemy; these
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| | standing very close to you makes much of
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| dame people don't always live life, which
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| | the physical world and its activities
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| is an entirely different focus.
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| | seem very temporary and trivial, while
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| Long ago, I realized that what we focus
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| | some of the trivial now seem much more
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| on tends to have a strong influence on
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| | important. Unexpectedly, you may want to
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| our everyday lives. So one day I decided
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| | take the time to see a sunrise and
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| to focus on life...instead of my
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| | experience other simple pleasures.
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| inevitable death. I found that in trying
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| | I believe death has been my teacher in
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| to live life to the fullest, the idea of
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| | showing me what is really important. I am
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| death bothered me less and less. Then, by
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| | actually quite young (28), so as my peers
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| keeping death as a companion and teacher
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| | are trying to make a name for themselves,
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| instead of my enemy, I found true living
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| | accumulating money and possessions and
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| and a new perspective that lays the
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| | working 50+ hours a week, I find that the
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| foundation for a smooth transition later
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| | extra money and other dangling carrots do
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| when my time comes.
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| | not appeal to me. For me, time to do the
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| Death became a great teacher of life.
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| | things I now see as important is more
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| Death teaches perspective and priority.
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| | valuable than money. I try to spend time
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| How many times have we heard of people
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| | wisely instead of squandering it and
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| who radically change their lives and
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| | wasting it.
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| lifestyles after surviving a
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| | I am living my life to the fullest. I try
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| life-threatening situation or after
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| | to squeeze every ounce of life form each
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| having a near-death experience? Once you
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| | second from each day. Regrets have become
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| see death face-to-face, life takes on a
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| | a thing of the past with death as my
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| whole new look and feel. One way to allow
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| | teacher. If only I did this instead of
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| death to teach us is to remember that
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| | chickening out, death tells me "carpe
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| death is always on your left shoulder,
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| | diem, my friend." With death at my
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| just behind you. This is similar to
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| | shoulder, I tend to seize the day more
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| thinking that this will be your last day,
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| | often, for I am willing to take that
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| week, or month. The problem with this
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| | chance because this may be my last
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| exercise is that if you only have a month
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| | chance. This is not to say I have become
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| to live, you would leave nothing in
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| | reckless, but the risks and costs appear
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| reserve. For example, if all the money
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| | differently. Procrastination diminishes
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| you have would only have to last a month,
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| | for the same reason. What needs to get
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| you could spend everything, liquidate
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| | done is done because I may not have
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| your assets, and live very well, doing
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| | another chance.
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| whatever you whish for the remaining
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| | In living this way, I foresee that when
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| month. The odds are that you will live
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| | my time comes, I will not leave as much
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| past the month, so obviously this method
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| | to be done as I would have. And in all
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| has flaws. But thinking that death is
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| | likelihood, I will not hesitate to accept
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| just past your left shoulder, a constant
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| | death's hand when he gestures that it is
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| companion, also changes your perspective:
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| | my time.
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| For some, the drive for fame and
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| | Death, for me, is not to be feared. It is
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| accumulation of wealth no longer looks as
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| | a teacher and companion. In the end,
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| appealing compared to issues of family.
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| | death will release me from a frail body,
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| For others, petty arguments cease. For
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| | a painful injury, or however I leave this
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| example, the next time you are in an
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| | world, and usher me to a new beginning.
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| argument, just glance over your left
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| | In the meantime, I live life to the
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| shoulder and sense death standing there.
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| | fullest.
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| Many times, I find the argument seems
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